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Alternative Intervention Middle School
Academic Recovery Program

1518 E. Dale
Springfield, MO 65803
417-523-4200
dcarroll@spsmail.org

 

 

AIMS to Positive Behavior Support Program

Choices and Changes

Students are rewarded for hard work, academic performance, and positive social behavior. Each student is provided  a reward stamp card. When they fill the stamp places (20) they turn it in. At the end of the week, each student who has completed a card picks from a variety of reward items. We have recognition assemblies at the end of each quarter in which the students receive recognition for their hard work and a party.

Below is a matrix of the areas we emphasize and teach to help in their academic success.   

 

Safe

Respectful

A Learner

All Settings

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
  • Ask permission to leave the setting
  • Inform staff of any potential danger
  • Follow dress code

  • Treat others as you want to be treated
  • Actively listen
  • Follow staff directions
  • Be polite
  • Protect the school environment

  • Participate
  • Do your best job
  • Be a team player
  • Accept help
  • Be here, be on time

Classroom

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
  • Leave backpacks or purses in lockers or at home

  • Show regard for self, others, and environment
  • Demonstrate self-control
  • Listen to and follow directions
  • Level 1 voice

  • Demonstrate ownership for learning
  • Complete your assignments
  • Do your best job
  • Go directly to classroom
  • Be a good listener

Bathroom

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
  • Stay away from windows
  • Wash hands with soap for at least 30 seconds

  • Flush
  • Respect privacy
  • Level 1 voice
  • Report messes to a teacher
  • Use facilities and supplies appropriately

  • Clean up after yourself
  • Take pride in your school

Cafeteria

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
  • One person to a seat
  • Stay at assigned table
  • Ask permission to leave your seat

  • Level 1 voice
  • Use polite table manners
  • Buy drinks from machines before breakfast or lunch
  • Clean up after yourself
  • Keep food on your tray

  • Know your number
  • Practice polite table manners

Stairs

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
  • Use assigned stairs
  • Walk
  • Railings are for hands only
  • Single file
  • Appropriate personal space

  • Proceed quietly
  • Respect other learners

  • Follow directions
  • Stay with the teacher

Special Events

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
  • Enter quietly

  • Be an active listener
  • Sit where assigned

  • Be engaged
  • Ask questions

Arrival

  • Come straight into building at designated entrance
  • Sign in
  • Eat breakfast in designated area

  • Enter school quietly
  • Dismiss to class with teacher
  • Late check in is with Secretary

  • Use your locker at designated time
  • Have your materials with you for class
  • Leave backpacks and materials at designated place

Dismissal

  • Keep hands, feet, and objects to self
  • Walk downstairs with teacher

  • Go directly to assigned bus, bus stop, vehicle, or waiting area

  • Gather belongings
  • Organize materials

Bus

  • Students sit in the front of the bus
  • Remain in your driver assigned seat at all times
  • Keep hands and objects to yourself, and inside the bus
  • Follow the instructions of the driver or the assistant
  • No pets, glass, flammables, or other dangerous objects
  • No skateboards, ball bats, or sports balls of any kind
  • Do not distract or cause distraction of the driver
  • Music instruments and backpacks must be in lap or under the seat
  • If the driver plays music, it should be soft, relaxing music
  • Use classroom voices and language
  • No gum, food, drink, candy, or tobacco
  • Keep hands and objects to yourself, and inside the bus

  • Learn and follow posted rules
  • Learn and follow driver’s cell phone, MP3 player rules