Response to Intervention (academic & behavior) in Maine
Student Teams
I work with the students a Lewiston Middle School. I'm wondering what other schools are doing in regards to student and or parent teams. We are focusing on a "new" student video and filming PBIS procedures but we'd like to see what else is out there? Our students would like a wiki, a wordpress and ability to film and promote PBIS and positive events happening at our school.
Barriers innclude:
- Filming events and media permission ( School and PBIS liability)
- ability of students collecting and reporting data
- Parent involvement because of time of day
Comment
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Comment by Shayna Malyata on April 26, 2012 at 4:19pm -
HI Rick!
I just wanted to connect with you. My school in Portland has just started the PBIS process. It's exciting. How is it working in Lewiston?
Take care,
Shayna
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