PBIS Family Support

NEW! Restraint and Seclusion- PBIS in Ohio Schools: What Parents Need to Know

Effective September 2021, ALL districts in the state of Ohio are required to annually update families of students about their policies and procedures related to PBIS and emergency restraint and seclusion. Consider adding this resource to your district website or print and share with families in your district.

Restraint and Seclusion PBIS in Ohio Schools - what parents need to know

Epstein's Types of Parent Engagement and School-wide PBIS Activities

Family involvement affects behavior. Learn how structured family involvement, using Joyce Epstein's Types of Parent Engagement, can alter student behavior and increase student achievement.

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Links and Resources

Helpful Documents

Parent-Child Behavior Contracts

A parent-child behavior contract can be helpful for kids with learning and attention issues who have trouble with things like frustration, self-control and lying. Understood has created a few contracts to try.

Positive Behavioral Interventions and IDEA 2004: Opportunities for Parenting and Teaching

(Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities)

PBIS for Parents: A Primer (Project Aware Ohio)

Understanding Child Traumatic Stress: A Guide for Parents

(The National Child Traumatic Stress Network)

Talking to Children About Violence: Tips for Parents and Teachers

Director, State Support Team Region 6.

Michele Bambauer
E-mail: mbambauer@sst6.org

1045 Dearbaugh Avenue
Wapakoneta, OH 45895

Phone: 419.738.9224
Fax: 419.738.9199
Toll Free: 800.686.2945 (Ohio only)

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