PBIS
Parents and/or Guardians:
The Onaga Elementary School community is committed to promoting a physically and emotionally safe environment where students can thrive socially and academically. In order to accomplish this, together various staff, students, and community members created Behavior Matrices for both the school and home learning environment. These matrices along with the school mantra of "Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Successful," have lead to a marked improvement in student behavior and discipline.
To be successful at ONES, our behavior system needs to be a partnership between home and school. We invite your comments, concerns, and ideas to make PBIS at Onaga the most successful program in the Morongo Unified School District.
Please support PBIS at ONES by:
Reviewing behavior expectations with your child
Go over the ONES Student Handbook
Review the Schoolwide Matrix further down this page
Use the 3Bs at home
Be safe
Be Respectful
Responsible
and your child WILL Be Successful
Provide positive reinforcement (rewarding good choices with compliments or quality time) at home
Sharing comments with, or asking questions of the PBIS team members (Ms. Mery can direct you to the team members)
ONES School Wide Behavioral Expectations Teaching Matrix
| Be Safe | Be Respectful | Be Responsible |
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Hallways | Walking feet
Walk on sidewalks
Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
Walk AROUND yellow lines
Single-file lines
Face forward | Voice Level 0 or 1
Move to the right to allow others to pass
Respond when addressed by adults | Walk with a purpose |
Playground | Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
Follow equipment rules
Play in designated areas
Eat ONLY your own food | Use THINK when interacting with others
Friendly play
Throw trash in trash cans | Eat snacks at tables
Follow Adult Directions
Freeze at bell and walk at whistle
Friendly play |
Cafeteria | Sit on pockets on benches
Eat ONLY your own food | Voice Level 0 or 1
Ask permission to leave your seat
Use good table manners | Keep area clean
Wait in lunch line appropriately: Facing forward, voice level 0, keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself |
Bathrooms | Feet on floor
Keep water in the sink
Wash hands
Use walking feet | Voice Level 0 or 1
Toilet paper ONLY in toilets
Throw trash in trash cans
Respect the privacy of others
Leave stall door open when finished | Use the toilet, flush, wash hands, and LEAVE IMMEDIATELY
Use one pump of soap only |
PE | Appropriate physical contact | Use activity appropriate Voice Level 0, 1, or 2 | Participate with your best effort |
Office |
| Voice level 0 or 1 Wait for an adult to help you Don’t interrupt adults working
| Know what you need Sit in a chair
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Be Safe | Be Respectful | Be Responsible | |
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Library | Walking feet | Voice Level 0 or 1
Return books to the correct location or give them to the librarian
Turn books in on time | Handle books gently
Turn books in on time
Use sticks appropriately to mark your book's place on shelf |
Tech Lab | Watch for all cords
Return equipment to where it belongs | Voice Level 0 or 1
Use equipment gently and appropriately | Use time productively |
Music | Walking feet | Use appropriate voice level
Listen attentively
Sit by neighbors who help you make good choices | Actively participate in the music lesson/songs |
MPR Parent Pickup | Wait patiently at stairs
Walking feet | Voice Level 0 or 1
Watch and listen for number | Sit on pockets on benches facing the whiteboard
Sit at your designated table |
Walkers | Walking feet
Walk on sidewalks
Use stairs
Watch for vehicles and be aware of your surroundings
Wait in designated areas for siblings or parents | Walk on sidewalks
Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
| Wait in line appropriately: Facing forward, voice level 0 or 1
Use THINK when interacting with others
Wait in designated areas for siblings or parents
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Bus Yard | Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
Walk BEHIND kindergarteners in a single-file line | Use THINK when interacting with others
Respect the personal space of those near you
Voice Level 1 or 2 | Wait in line by your bus number |
Bus | Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself
Voice Level 0 or 1
Be seated quickly and stay seated
Keep aisles clear | Follow drivers’ seating assignment
Use THINK when interacting with others
Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself | Follow driver directions |
Onaga Elementary School Expectations for Parents
The Onaga Elementary School community is committed to promoting a physically and emotionally safe environment where students can thrive socially and academically. Please partner with us in achieving this goal.
Location | Be Safe | Be Respectful | Be Responsible |
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Before School
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| Ensure your child gets 8-10 hours of sleep and eats a healthy breakfast
Remind child to take homework/ backpack
Dress child appropriately for temperature and PE |
Drop off/ Pickup
| Obey speed limit/ traffic signs
Follow directions of crossing guard and administrators enforcing safety rules and laws
Our school is a drug free zone, including tobacco products. | Treat staff members with respect
| Drop off after 8:15 and before 8:50
Pick up at 2:55
Inform school of transportation changes in a timely manner |
Homework/ Grades |
| Communicate with teacher early on if you have concerns about homework or grades, communicate with teacher before principal | Check your child’s homework/planner daily
Provide time and a quiet space for homework
Read with your child daily |
Communication
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| Use a respectful tone and appropriate language with school staff
Direct concerns to your child’s teacher before talking to principal | Return phone calls/emails within 24 hours
Update emergency contact information
Check backpack for school communication |
On Campus (inside and outside)
| On social media, post pictures of your children only. | Dress modestly (cover up, no undergarments visible)
Use language appropriate for children | Wear clothes with messages appropriate for children (no drugs or alcohol references or suggestive content, please) |
Attendance |
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| Take seriously your legal obligation to ensure your child attends school all day, every day. Plan vacations outside of school days. Schedule medical appointments outside of school hours, if possible.
Call the school the day your child is absent. |
Office | Sign in as a visitor at the office
Provide custody paperwork | Comply respectfully when asked to show ID
| Provide current address
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Cafeteria/ Lunch With Your Child | Provide food to your child only | Speak to noon duty staff in a respectful tone | Keep lunch account current |