Joshua Tree Elementary School was
recently awarded its second consecutive platinum status for the
success of its positive behavior program during a recent San
Bernardino County PBIS Showcase. Reporter Andrew Dieleman explains…
Superintendent Tom Baumgarten along with representatives from
Condor Elementary School, Joshua Tree Elementary School, Landers Elementary School, Palm Vista Elementary School, Twentynine Palms Junior High School, and Twentynine Palms High School.
The Positive Behavioral Interventions
and Support program, or PBIS, is an advanced school-wide discipline
program that uses proactive strategies for teaching and positively
reinforcing appropriate student behaviors to create positive school
environments. Joshua Tree Elementary School was presented with its
second consecutive platinum status award for its outstanding
implementation of the program. Of the 218 schools from 33 different
districts awarded, Joshua Tree elementary was one of only six schools
presented with Platinum status, the highest level status that the
coalition can give to a school.
Superintendent Tom Baumgarten along with representatives from
Joshua Tree Elementary Elementary School and Kim Cavanagh, Director of SBCSS Prevention and Intervention Services.
Five other MUSD schools received Silver
level honors from the PBIS Coalition this year: Condor Elementary,
Landers Elementary, Palm Vista Elementary, Twentynine Palms High
School, and Twentynine Palms Junior High School.
Superintendent Tom Baumgarten along with representatives from
Twentynine Palms High School and Kim Cavanagh, Director of SBCSS Prevention and Intervention Services.Superintendent Tom Baumgarten along with representatives from Palm Vista Elementary School and Kim Cavanagh, Director of SBCSS Prevention and Intervention Services.San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Ted Alejandre
along with Superintendent Tom Baumgarten and representatives from Platinum Level Schools throughout the district including Joshua Tree Elementary School.Superintendent Tom Baumgarten along with representatives from
Landers Elementary School and Kim Cavanagh, Director of SBCSS Prevention and Intervention Services.Superintendent Tom Baumgarten along with representatives from
Condor Elementary School and Kim Cavanagh, Director of SBCSS Prevention and Intervention Services.
