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Starpoint highlights PBIS and student clubs; students report issues with new 'Securely' hall-pass and cell-phone rules
Summary
The Starpoint board received reports on PBIS activities, a student Compassion and Action Club partnership with local nonprofits and student concerns about a new digital hall-pass system called Securely; students also described initial effects of a state law restricting phones in schools.
The Starpoint board received reports on schoolwide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) programs, student extracurriculars and concerns about a new digital hall-pass system during Tuesday's meeting.
Superintendent Maureen described PBIS activity across grade levels, including mini assemblies that review expectations for classrooms, cafeterias, buses and playgrounds, and a planned school store opening in October. "The PBIS program is all about clarifying for students the behavioral expectations in different areas of the building," she said.
Maureen also described the Compassion and Action Club, started by the high school social worker, Mrs. Angeluschi, which has volunteered at…
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