ACADEMIC AND BEHAVIORAL GAINS
EXAMPLES OF BEHAVIOR PROGRESS
Southwood Elementary, Davidson County
2001-02 536 office referrals, 70 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 83.6%
2002-03 office referrals, 108 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 87%
2003-04 512 office referrals, 79 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 89.4%
2004-05 431 office referrals, 43 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 90.8%
Supply Elementary in Brunswick County:
2000-01 741 office referrals, 203 OSS
2001-02 454 office referrals, 82 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 80.6%
2002-03 391 office referrals, 63 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 83.7%
2003-04 281 office referrals, 66 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 83.8%
2004-05 134 office referrals, 18 OSS, 3's& 4's on EOGs 87%
Durham Public School Data
Data compares out of school suspension numbers for 6 DPS schools
4 Elementary
2 Secondary
All 6 are schools successfully implementing PBIS and meet district criteria for "developed" teams
Schools successfully implementing PBIS have gained instructional time for all students (total of 3936 hours)
African-American students have gained the most instructional time
In 2000-01 370 infractions were from African Americans.
In 2004-05 81 infractions were from African Americans.
289 less infractions @15 minutes = 4335 minutes or 72.25 hours of additional instructional time.
105 Suspensions in 2000-2001 of African American students
15 Suspensions in 2004-05 of African American students
90 Suspension less
Saving of 90 plus instructional days for students.