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Principal Tony Dahl says new elementary discipline plan showing early improvements
Summary
Principal Tony Dahl told the Finance/Personnel Committee that the first 30 days of the new elementary discipline plan have gone "very well," with no major incidents reported, increased adult supervision at lunch and recess, and a new "lunch table of the month" reward starting in October.
Tony Dahl, the elementary school principal, told the Finance/Personnel Committee the first 30 days under the district's new elementary discipline plan "have gone very well," and that staff and parents have reported the building "feels different" this year in a positive way.
Dahl said he visited every classroom at the start of the year to share expectations for student behavior, is in the lunchroom nearly every day, and supervises recess to support consistent enforcement. The committee heard that the school will begin a "lunch table of the month" reward in October to reinforce positive behavior.
Committee members did not take formal action on the discipline program during the meeting but heard anecdotal reports of fewer incidents through September and positive feedback from staff and parents. The discussion will remain on the committee's monitoring list.
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