The reports and charts below summarize responses by staff to the Self-Assessment
Survey at your school. Some depict the status of PBS systems at a given time,
others allow you make comparisons across time. They can be used to (a) determine
the status of PBS in a school and (b) guide the development of an action plan for
improving PBS. The resulting action plan can be focused on any combination
of one or more of the four PBS system areas (school-wide, nonclassroom, classroom,
individual).
Reports
Individual Summaries This report is grouped by survey
dates (most recent first), then by survey. For each self-assessment system (school-wide,
nonclassroom, classroom, and individual), it displays a table with the percentage
of respondents who answered "In Place", "Partially In Place", and "Not In Place"
for current status and "High", "Medium", and "Low" for improvement priority. Bar
charts of these figures can be displayed for each survey.
Comparative Summaries Select up to three dates when
surveys were conducted and compare the reported status and improvement priority
of each self-assessment system showing the percent "In Place", "Partially
In Place", and "Not In Place" (for current status) and "High", "Medium", and "Low"
(for improviement priority) for each self-assessment system on each date.
A bar chart comparing the current status of each system on each date, and another
comparing the improvement priorities, can be displayed.
Analysis of School-Wide System Shows a chart with
bars for percent In Place, Partially In Place, and Not In Place for each of the
elements below for each year, plus the implementation average for each year:
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Expectations defined (question 1)
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Expectations taught (2)
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Reward system (3)
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Violations system (4-8)
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Monitoring (10-12)
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Management (9, 14-16)
- District support (17-18)
Individual Item Scores
Especially useful for action planning,
this report shows the current status (in
place, partially in place, and not in place) and improvement priority (high, medium,
and low) percents for each item within each system. It also displays the number of responses for each occasion the survey
was conducted. You can select individual years and specific systems, and you
can easily export the report to Excel and PDF formats.