Student Conduct: The Big 4 and School Handbook.

Student Code of Conduct: The Big 4 and School Handbook

Students at Butterfield Canyon Elementary are very well behaved and seek to behave in ways that demonstrate that they value Respect, Optimistic, Accepting and Responsible (The BIG 4).

 

We explicitly teach what these values look like in each area of the school to students (i.e. What does respect look like in the office, What does safety look like on the playground).

 

 

 

 

 

Students are expected to follow the behavior expectations detailed in the matrix.  Reminder signs are posted at various locations throughout the building to serve as a reminder of what the BIG 4 look like in that particular area. The Big 4 become the "Why" behind other specific rules.  ROAR Matrix

Students who demonstrate the BIG 4 are being good examples to their peers.  Leaders are examples.  Students caught being leaders are positively reinforced by the intrinsic benefits, verbal praise, and may receive a "PAWS"itive ticket.  Once students collect enough "PAWS"itive tickets, they will be able to turn them into the office for a token to use in our Token Tower.  A weekly drawing will be held for larger prizes.

 

 

School Handbook

This handbook is intended to provide a written description of our policies, procedures, and programs.  Many but not all of these topics are covered in other parts of this website, but this is a consolidated/printable version of our
Butterfield Canyon Elementary School Handbook

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