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Creston and Carissa Plains principals report PBIS gains, academic improvements and wide community partnerships
Summary
Principal Lindsay Lopez told the Atascadero Unified School District board that Creston and Carissa Plains schools have expanded Tier 2 PBIS supports, earned state recognition and recorded year-over-year test-score gains while relying on local partners for programming and services.
Principal Lindsay Lopez told the Atascadero Unified School District Board of Trustees on a public agenda night that Creston and Carissa Plains elementary schools have expanded behavioral supports and posted recent academic gains.
Lopez said both sites have implemented tiered positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS), including a check-in/check-out system and social-skills groups. “Right now we have 5 students on check-in check out,” Lopez said, and noted the district sites received a state “gold recognition” in 2024 for implementing tier 2 PBIS supports.
The principal said Creston posted measurable gains on state-aligned assessments: 55% of students met or exceeded English language arts standards and 70% met or exceeded math standards in the most…
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