How high schools can use PBIS to foster student motivation and curb behavior challenges across the building.
Let’s face it: schools are experiencing an uptick in behavior events. To address this, elementary and middle schools often implement PBIS. Can this work in high school too?
Callie Daugherty and her PBIS team at Wirt High School are showing that it can.
Now, one year in, they’ve built a PBIS program that:
And it’s working! Referrals are down, engagement is up, and the staff is even reporting better working conditions.
If you’re in a secondary school that needs a behavior reset, this is a PD opportunity you don’t want to miss!
Let’s face it: schools are experiencing an uptick in behavior events. To address this, elementary and middle schools often implement PBIS. Can this work in high school too?
Callie Daugherty and her PBIS team at Wirt High School are showing that it can.
Now, one year in, they’ve built a PBIS program that:
And it’s working! Referrals are down, engagement is up, and the staff is even reporting better working conditions.
If you’re in a secondary school that needs a behavior reset, this is a PD opportunity you don’t want to miss!
Wirt County is a rural High School that is located in Elizabeth, WV. Wirt County Schools is a small district made up of 3 schools. Specifically, Wirt High School’s student body includes:
Let’s face it: schools are experiencing an uptick in behavior events. To address this, elementary and middle schools often implement PBIS. Can this work in high school too?
Callie Daugherty and her PBIS team at Wirt High School are showing that it can.
Now, one year in, they’ve built a PBIS program that:
And it’s working! Referrals are down, engagement is up, and the staff is even reporting better working conditions.
If you’re in a secondary school that needs a behavior reset, this is a PD opportunity you don’t want to miss!
Let’s face it: schools are experiencing an uptick in behavior events. To address this, elementary and middle schools often implement PBIS. Can this work in high school too?
Callie Daugherty and her PBIS team at Wirt High School are showing that it can.
Now, one year in, they’ve built a PBIS program that:
And it’s working! Referrals are down, engagement is up, and the staff is even reporting better working conditions.
If you’re in a secondary school that needs a behavior reset, this is a PD opportunity you don’t want to miss!
Callie Daugherty has been the Technology Integration Specialist for three years at Wirt County High School in Elizabeth, WV. She is also a computer science educator, PBIS Team Leader, and Student Council advisor. After earning a bachelor's degree in Agricultural and Extension Education from West Virginia University, Callie was employed as a WVU Extension Service Agent for two years and earned her master's degree in Communication Studies, also from WVU. Being the PBIS Team Leader and the TIS for the high school has allowed Callie to learn the ins and outs of LiveSchool as WCHS has newly implemented the program this year. She has also worked to involve both teachers and students in the program to increase buy-in and gain more positive results. In her downtime, Callie enjoys spending time with her family, including her one-year-old son, Levi.
Student motivation and engagement are hard to come by in high school. Join us as Wirt High School shares how to unlock both by investing in PBIS.
Let’s face it: schools are experiencing an uptick in behavior events. To address this, elementary and middle schools often implement PBIS. Can this work in high school too?
Callie Daugherty and her PBIS team at Wirt High School are showing that it can.
Now, one year in, they’ve built a PBIS program that:
And it’s working! Referrals are down, engagement is up, and the staff is even reporting better working conditions.
If you’re in a secondary school that needs a behavior reset, this is a PD opportunity you don’t want to miss!
Student motivation and engagement are hard to come by in high school. Join us as Wirt High School shares how to unlock both by investing in PBIS.
Let’s face it: schools are experiencing an uptick in behavior events. To address this, elementary and middle schools often implement PBIS. Can this work in high school too?
Callie Daugherty and her PBIS team at Wirt High School are showing that it can.
Now, one year in, they’ve built a PBIS program that:
And it’s working! Referrals are down, engagement is up, and the staff is even reporting better working conditions.
If you’re in a secondary school that needs a behavior reset, this is a PD opportunity you don’t want to miss!
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