PBS at FES

PBIS at FES

Franklinton Elementary School will follow the Franklin County Schools Code of Conduct. Student and staff safety are our focus, along with instruction and any behavior that disrupts the learning environment will have consequences. Consequences may be a parent conference, time out, or suspension.

Franklinton Elementary School is now a Positive Behavioral Support School (PBIS). PBIS uses proactive measures and school-wide expectations to help students achieve academic success in school. Positive Behavioral Support is a school-wide discipline plan that has been established which focuses on students making good choices by being responsible for their own behavior. By making these decisions, students learn that there are rewards and consequences for their actions. These expectations are developed, implemented and monitored by all staff members working in the school. By implementing these expectations school wide it helps reduce the frequency of students who engage in problem behavior. It is our hope that this consistent school-wide plan will assist students and teachers in making our environment more nurturing, safe, and conductive to learning.

Carol Davis - Principal Onnie Mitchell-Burrell - Assistant Principal

School Wide Expectations for Franklinton Elementary School

	Expectations	Classroom	Hallway	Restroom	Playground	Bus
S	Show Self Control	Avoid disturbing others	Be Quiet	Use water, soap, and paper towels properly	Use appropriate language	Stay seated with feet out of aisles Listen to adults
O	Own it/ Be Responsible	Be Prepared	Keep Right	Flush and wash hands Report problems to teacher	Use equipment properly	Keep the bus clean
A	Act Safely	Follow Directions	Walk	Use restrooms properly	Stay in your assigned area Shoes must be worn at all times	Keep objects inside bus
R	Respect Yourself and Others	Listen to the teacher Stay focused	Keep your hands and feet to yourself	Respect others' privacy	Share equipment	Give others proper space