School Wide Positive Behavior

At West Creek Hills, we have a School Wide Positive Behavior Support Plan. We teach our students to follow our Can Do expectations:

C-Calm Transitions

A-Always Do My Job

N-Nice Words and Honesty

At West Creek Hills, we use nice words and honesty when we speak to each other.
Use T.H.I.N.K to help you decide if you are making a good choice about the words you are about to say:

Is it true? In this video, West Creek Hills Student Council members act out a good example of making sure your words are true:
https://youtu.be/oXoB7zbFzCs
Is it helpful? In this video, West Creek Hills Student Council members act out a good example of making sure your words are helpful to others:
https://youtu.be/nFdvprRwoB8
Is it inspiring? In this video, West Creek Hills Student Council members act out a good example of making sure your words are inspiring to others:
https://youtu.be/E8MXDzdpo0E
Is it necessary? In this video, West Creek Hills Student Council members act out a good example of making sure your words are necessary before you say them:
http://youtu.be/0gtGUurQYYs
Is it kind? In this video, West Creek Hills Student Council members act out a good example of making sure your words are kind before you say them:
http://youtu.be/dLHrCx3JPTY

D-Demonstrate Respect for People and Property

O-Objects, Hands, and Feet to Myself

CAN DO Kids keep their objects, hands and feet to themselves.
CAN DO Kids practice SELF-CONTROL.
Self-control is stopping yourself from doing something that might hurt others.
Self-control is keeping your hands, feet and objects to yourself.
Everyone feels angry sometimes. It is OK to feel angry. It is not OK to act out your anger.
When you feel angry, remember to STOP. Take a deep breath.
Now, THINK about what you should do.

Can you talk out your anger? Remember to be honest and specific.
Can you walk away?
Can you turn your anger energy into something positive?

YOU ARE IN CONTROL!