District outlines tiered behavior supports and reports sharp decrease in repeated incidents
Oct 6, 2026
SPED Director Shannon Peacock said tiered behavior supports and expanded training coincide with a district snapshot showing 93% of students with no recorded incidents and a drop from 572 students with five-or-more incidents last year to 150 this year; board members pressed for details on bullying protocol, IEP staffing and bus infractions.
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SPED Director Shannon Peacock presented district behavior and discipline data and described a tiered system of interventions aimed at preventing escalation and supporting students. "You'll notice that as of September 20 26, 93 percent of our students had no behavior incidents recorded in our, management system," Peacock said. She described tier 1 universal instruction, tier 2 targeted interventions and tier 3 individualized supports, and said the district is using data to concentrate supports where repeated referrals are concentrated.
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