District presents "Everyone" behavior framework emphasizing proactive supports and reduced exclusions
Assistant superintendent Yvonne Dibley and elementary leaders described a schoolwide approach — STOIC plus CHAMPS, behavior teams, MANT de‑escalation training and restorative practices — focused on keeping students in the least‑restrictive environment and reducing suspensions; staff described training and parent communication plans.
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Assistant Superintendent Yvonne Dibley introduced a team of elementary leaders Thursday who told the North Clackamas School District board how they are building school climates that keep students in classrooms and prioritize belonging.
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