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Restroom Behavior |  |  |\n| Grade or Content Area: All-Grade-Level Plan |  |  |\n| Objective: To ensure classroom transitions run smoothly and minimize disruptive restroom behaviorsand altercations |  |  |\n| Team Members: | Date: | Meeting Agenda: |\n|  | 1/8/2025 | • Discuss student behavior during hallway transitions\u003Cbr>• Develop common transition procedures that all teachers can implement |\n| Behavioral Data: | Strengths: | Challenges: |\n| • Office referrals from infractions during transitions\u003Cbr>• Altercations occurring in restrooms during transitions | • Most students follow outlined procedures regarding the restrooms during transitions\u003Cbr>• Teachers are at their post as directed | • Student tardiness\u003Cbr>• Behavior in restroom during transitions\u003Cbr>• Difficulty settling students after classroom transition |\n| Behavior Expectations: | Expectations Defined: | Alignment With\u003Cbr>School Expectations: |\n| • Students transition in allotted time\u003Cbr>• Students are not to be in the restrooms during transitions | • Bell schedule is visible\u003Cbr>• Hallway transition policy reviewed and explained in each class\u003Cbr>• Consequences for infractions during transitions explained | • Tardiness policy\u003Cbr>• Restroom policy during transitions\u003Cbr>• School wide behavior expectations |\n| Best Practice Strategies: | Needed Adaptations: | Accommodations: |\n| • Explain classroom transition and restroom policies to students; allow questions and suggestions | • Students with special circumstances | • Permission for students with special circumstances\u003Cbr>• How are those circumstances decided |\n\n| • Staff posted at restroom to monitor |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Types of Data Collected: | How Often: |  |\n| • Referral data because of restroom infraction\u003Cbr>• Tardy slips for each\u003Cbr>class period | • Data will be reviewed every three weeks or more often if necessary |  |\n| Needed Supports: | Needed Resources: | Needed Training: |\n| • Additional staff assigned to restroom\u003Cbr>• Consequences given consistently | • Additional staff at restrooms | • None |\n| Data Analysis: | Artifacts Presented: | Modifications: |\n| • Review tardies to determine whether they declined.\u003Cbr>• Review tardies to determine whether they occurred during specific class periods.\u003Cbr>• Review ISS and OSS data to determine when/where behaviors occurred. | • Tardy slips\u003Cbr>• Hall pass data | • Will be determined at next meeting based on student behavior in the restrooms and hallways during transitions |\n| Action Plan: | Additional Notes: | Next Meeting Date: |\n| • Get administration approval of team policy\u003Cbr>• Inform students and parents of new policy\u003Cbr>• Begin enforcing new policy\u003Cbr>• Begin collecting data | • Consequences need tobe set\u003Cbr>• Determine date new policy goes into effect\u003Cbr>• Each teacher should keep all tardy slips given | • Three weeks |","cbCaiddV0AR3vyaA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiddV0AR3vyaA","pdf",53220,"English","# Collaborative Behavior Management Plan: Classroom Transitions; Restroom Behavior\n## Objective and Team Meeting Agenda\n## Behavioral Data, Expectations, and Alignment With School Expectations\n## Best Practice Strategies, Adaptations, and Accommodations\n## Behavioral Data Collection, Supports, Resources, and Training\n## Data Analysis, Artifacts, Modifications, and Action Plan\n## Additional Notes and Next Meeting Date","[{\"question\":\"What objective does the plan set for classroom transitions?\",\"answer\":\"The plan ensures classroom transitions run smoothly and minimizes disruptive restroom behaviors and related altercations.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the core behavior expectations during transitions?\",\"answer\":\"Students transition within allotted time, and students are not to be in restrooms during transitions.\"},{\"question\":\"How is behavioral data collected and reviewed?\",\"answer\":\"Data include referral data for restroom infractions and tardy slips for each class period. 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