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What is the Positive Behavior Referral System?

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What is the Positive Behavior Referral System?

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The Positive Behavior System is adults and students are given referrals when observed doing a positive act. Students are recognized for going above and beyond school expectations.
Example: Johnny, a 5th grade student helps Mary, another student (without being asked from anyone) clean up a mess after dropping her tray in the cafeteria.   A positive referral is written by a faculty or staff. The referral is announced at the end of the day and Johnny can get his referral to take home to show his parents.

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The Positive Referral System can be measured by frequency to see if it's a positive or negative impact on our school.  

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The Positive Referral System can be measured by frequency to see if it's a positive or negative impact on our school.  

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Data collection on the number of positive referrals are given on a daily or weekly basis.

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Yes, because students are caught in a positive manner and will want to continue to be seen that way.

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Conduct surveys to see how staff, faculty, parents and students feel about The Positive Referral System. 

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Conduct surveys to see how staff, faculty, parents and students feel about The Positive Referral System. 

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The Positive Referral System and its' relation to Cultural Levers:

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The Positive Referral System and its' relation to Cultural Levers:

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Student Culture- the referrals maintain a positive atmosphere to support an eager, strong learning culture
Staff Culture-the referrals build and support a positive staff culture by allowing the staff and faculty to look for the positive actions in a student and not the negative.
Managing School Leadership Teams-the referrals are just one example of how instructional leaders can expand positive impact throughout the school.

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Bambrick-Santayo, P.  (2012).  Leverage Leadership:  A Practical Guide to Building exceptional Schools.  San Francisco, CA: John-Wiley & Sons.
Houf, B. (2018). The Power of Positive Office Referral. Retrieved April 29, 2018 from leadlikeapirate.net/the-power-of-the-positive-office-referral.

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When positive referrals go up, the negative referrals go down!

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When positive referrals go up, the negative referrals go down!

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 Dimensions Of School     Climate Impacted:

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 Dimensions Of School     Climate Impacted:

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Rules and Norms
Social-Emotional Security
Support for Learning
Social and Civic Learning
Respect for Diversity
Social Support-Adults
Social Support-Students
School Connectedness_Engagement
Physical Surroundings
Leadership
Professional Relationships