P.E.B.S.

Expectations Matrix

Here is the matrix outlining the expected behaviour of students while at school.

The left column (highlighted yellow) describes various locations inside and outside of the school, and the corresponding expected behaviours are listed to the left. Behaviours are classified into categories of respect:

Respect for Self, for Others, for Learning, and for the Environment.

 

 

Respect for Self

Respect for Others

Respect for Learning

Respect for the Environment

All School Settings

  • Be prepared to give your best effort

  • Participate regularly

  • Work quietly

  • Dress, speak, act appropriately

  • Be honest

  • Stay in designated area

  •  Use indoor voice

  • Sign out/in before leaving & after returning to classroom when permission is received

  • Remember to wash hands

  • Return promptly

  • Allow others to pass

  • Keep technology passwords private

  • Wear appropriate clothing and footwear for school activities

 

  • Be on time

  • Respect diversity

  • Encourage others to do their best

  • Respect abilities of others

  • Respect privacy of others

  • Use good listening skills

  • Respond politely

  • Follow instructions

  • Keep hands and feet to yourself

  • Be considerate

  • Use good manners

  • No cursing

  • Ask before using items that do not belong to you

  • Use indoor voice

  • Move quietly and directly to destination –Keep to right

  • Wait your turn

  • Leave things in proper places

  • Follow class/fair play rules

  • Remember to flush toilets after use

 

  • Be on time

  • Always do your best on all assignments & assessments

  • Participate regularly

  • Be prepared with homework and supplies

  • Do your own work

  • Be a good listener & respond politely during appropriate times

  • Show respect to others and their work

  • Follow seating plan

  • Move quietly in all areas

  • Follow technology policy

  • Take turns with equipment

  • Use appropriate research sites when using the computer

  • Report problems

  • Know and practice safety and follow class/fair play rules

 

  • Recycle by putting garbage in the proper bins

  • Help keep school clean and free of litter

  • Keep all walls free from writings and markings

  • Respect the property of others

  • Only bring appropriate and safe items to school

  • Appreciate and respect others displays and equipment

  • Finish all food & drink before going to class

  • Flush toilets after use

  • Turn taps off after using

  • Use equipment as instructed

  • Place chairs/equipment quietly

  • Return equipment to their proper storage areas

 

Playground

  • Play safe

  • Discuss concerns with adult or peer helper

  • Stay in designated area

 

  • Respect diversity

  • Respect personal space

  • No cursing or name calling

  • Practice fair play

  • Keep rocks, snow, sticks or other objects on the ground.

  • Keep hands & feet to self

 

  • Play safe

  • Play fair

  • Be positive with others

  • Follow instruction and rules

 

  • Place litter in the proper

  • Recycle bins

  • Take care of school property and equipment

  • Ask permission to enter the building during recess/lunch

  • Only bring safe and appropriate items to school

 

School Bus

  • Travel safely

  • Sit appropriately

  • Follow Stock bus rules

  • Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself

  • Use indoor voice & language

  • Sit in your assigned seat

  • Be polite
  • Follow Stock rules

  • Wait for bus in designated area

  • Only bring appropriate & safe items on bus

 

 

Positive Feedback (Shining Stars)

 

Teachers will provide students with ongoing positive feedback when they see students following the behaviours in the matrix. Students will receive a Shining Star ballot, which they then place in a box in the office. Each month a draw will take place for a P.E.B.S. reward!

 

 

Consequences

 

 

If students are caught breaking the behaviours outlined in the matrix, there is a range of consequences based on the behaviour:

 

 

Minor Infractions

Behaviour

Range of Consequences

  • Climbing Trees or Fences

  • Eating/Drinking During Class Time

  • Inappropriate Language/Gestures

  • Inappropriate use of Drink or Washroom Break

  • Late for Class

  • Littering –(not using recycle bins)

  • Loud Talk or Yelling Out

  • Misuse of Equipment or items that do not belong to you (passwords)

  • Not following the sign out/in classroom procedure

  • Pushing, Touching, Butting in Line or Hitting Others

  • Refusal to participate or not seated as instructed

  • Starting/Spreading Rumors/Telling Lies

  • Unprepared for Class (ex. Homework not completed, no gym clothes)

  • Wearing Clothing that Exposes too Much Skin

  • Wearing Clothing with Offensive Messages

  • Wearing Headgear

  • Other

  • Teacher conference with student to review expectation(s)
  • Apology to class/teacher/others
  • Detention
  • Loss of privilege
  • Peer mediation
  • Conference with principal or vice-principal
  • Conference with student/parent/guardian
    
Major Infractions
Behaviour Range of Consequences
  • Bullying (i.e. criticizing, making fun of others, name calling)
  • Cheating
  • Damaging Property
  • Defiance
  • Fighting, Physical Bullying, Threatening
  • Inappropriate Sexual Behaviours
  • Possession of a weapon
  • Racial Behaviours, Racial Slurs
    Spitting on People
  • Theft of Property
  • Throwing Snowballs, Rocks, or other objects
  • Unauthorized entrance to School or Unsupervised Areas (including desk and internet websites)
  • Use of an Object as a Weapon
  • Use of Inappropriate Language (Speaking, Writing, Graffiti, Computer, E-mail, etc.)
  • Vandalism - Touching Displays without Permission (Hitting, Kicking Walls, Door Frames, Riding Down Banisters)
  • Verbal Harassment
  • Other
     
  • Conference with student
  • Conference with student parent(s) and or guardian
  • Letter of apology
  • Peer mediation
  • Anger management session(s)
  • Withdrawal of privileges
  • Instruction and or awareness training regarding safety issues, sensitivity impact on others, and school expectations
  • School based community service linked to the type of vandalism and the capacity of the student to perform the service
  • Referral to social worker
  • Involvement of RCMP
  • In school suspension
  • Out of school suspension