Columbia Public Schools Positive Behavior Support

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Welcome to CPS PBS Leadership Team

 

The Columbia Public Schools Positive Behavior Support Leadership Team consists of the following individuals:

Julie Arment,

PBS Coordinator / Mental Health Liaison

Dr. Lynn Barnett,

Assistant Sup. Student Support Services

Dr Carol Garman,

Principal, Elementary

Dr Tim Lewis,

Chair, Department of Special Ed.

University of Missouri-Columbia

Dr Sally Lyon

Chief Academic Officer

Tina Windett,

Assistant Principal, Elementary

Anne Landes,

Director of Guidance

Dr. Wanda Brown,

Assistant Sup. Secondary Ed.

Shelli Adams,

Principal, Secondary

Carolyn Roof,

Coordinator of Elementary Counselors

Dr. Jack Jensen,

Assistant Sup. Elementary  Ed.

Dr. Tracey Conrad

Assistant Principal, Secondary

Dr. Lou Ann Tanner-Jones,

Coordinator Behavioral/Psychological Services & Section 504

Jeaneal Alexander,

Director of Special Services

Jeff Beiswinger,

Assistant Principal, Secondary

 

 

Columbia Public School Positive Behavior Support Purpose Statement: during the 2006-2007 school year the leadership team worked collaboratively to develop a purpose statement for the PBS initiative.

Columbia Public School Positive Behavior Support Purpose Statement

CPS District PBS Action Plan: CPS Positive Behavior Support established a Leadership Team during the fall of 2005 to oversee and guide the district wide Positive Behavior Support initiative. Work the committee has been focused on during this first year has included development of an action plan that is continuously reviewed and updated at least annually

CPS District PBS Action Plan

School Participation in PBS Expectations:  the expectations for schools to participate in the district-wide PBS initiative were outlined during the 2005-2006 school year.

School Participation in PBS Expectations

Role of Administrators: the pivotal role of administrators was outlined during the 2005-2006 school year.

Role of Administrators

Coaches Role: the role of building level coaches was discussed and outlined during the 20052-006 school year.

Coaches Role

 

 

 

 


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        Contact the CPS PBS Coordinator at JARMENT@columbia.k12.mo.us