R.O.A.R.
ODRs
Citizenship
Matrix
100

What does the first R stand for?

RESPECT

100

What are the two types of ODRs?

minors and majors

100

Who hosts the grade boost once a quarter?

Counselors

100

How many areas are on the PBIS matrix?

12

200

What does the O stand for?

OWNERSHIP

200

Who can issue you an ODR as a consequence for your actions?

Teachers and Admin

200

Where is your citizenship grade posted in PowerSchool?

Advisory or Homeroom or Period 1

200

What are the steps for unwanted behavior before receiving an ODR?

warning, four questions, redirection

300

What does the A stand for?

ACHIEVEMENT

300

How many examples of unwanted behaviors were listed in the presentation? 

14

300

How many points are earned with the grade boost?

10 points

300

What kind of behavior is expected all over campus?

R.O.A.R.

400

What does the second R stand for?

RESPONSIBILITY

400

What happens if you receive too many ODRs?

Students are unable to participate in campus activities, dances, sports, lunch activities, and field trips

400

What are the three (3) behaviors that lower your citizenship grade?

tardies, minors, and majors

400

What does ODR stand for?

Office Discipline Referral

500

What does R.O.A.R. stand for?

Respect, Ownership, Achievement, Responsibility

500

How many points are deducted for majors and how many for minors?

majors -11

minors -3

500

What is the lowest letter grade and GPA a student can have before they can not participate in school events and activities?

C and 2.0 

500

Name all 12 areas on the PBIS matrix?

classroom, library, outside areas, admin office, restroom, evolv, hallways, locker room, quad, nurse office, gym, cafeteria

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