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| Tuesday, December 13, 2016 |
| ISLAND LIFE |
| The Virgin Islands Daily News |
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| Ulla F. Muller students attend a pep rally to roll out the school's Positive Be- |
| havior Support and Interventions initiative on Nov. 30 on St. Thomas. |
| Ulla F. Muller students |
| pledge good behavior |
| Ulla F. Muller Elementary School |
| sis as well as demonstrate what Pan- |
| rolled out its Panther PRIDE Positive |
| ther PRIDE looks in each area of the |
| Behavior |
| Support and Interventions |
| school. School staff will integrate the |
| (PBIS) initiative at a pep rally at the |
| Panther PRIDE language into daily |
| school on Nov. 30. The fun, high-ener- |
| routines to encourage students to strive |
| gy event laid the groundwork to teach |
| for excellence. |
| students the behaviors that make up a |
| The PBIS initiative is rooted in evi- |
| positive school environment. |
| dence-based practices meant to increase |
| Administrators taught the students |
| behavioral and academic outcomes by |
| the core values of the school through |
| improving school climate, preventing |
| PRIDE: P |
| positive behaviors, R |
| problematic behavior, increasing learn- |
| respect, I - individual responsibility, |
| ing time and promoting positive social |
| determination and E - excellence. |
| skills. Up to five members from each |
| Students held signs depicting the val- |
| school were selected to attend training |
| ues while Muller cheerleaders and the |
| facilitated by PBIS coaches from the |
| Boys & Girls Club performed to rally |
| state and district. School representatives |
| around the cause. |
| were tasked with producing positive be- |
| St. Thomas-St. John PBIS district |
| havior values unique to their institutions |
| coach Darian Torrice-Hairston, who is |
| and introduce them to teachers and stu- |
| assigned to Ulla F. Muller Elementary, |
| dents. The goal of the PBIS initiative is |
| praised the event. "As the PBIS dis- |
| to focus on what the students do right, |
| trict coach for Ulla F. Muller Elemen- |
| rather than on what they do wrong to |
| tary School, I have certainly caught |
| help encourage the repetition of good |
| the Panther PRIDE! It was evident that |
| behavior. |
| the administration, |
| staff and students |
| As Muller Elementary continues |
| exhibited their Positive Behavior, Re- |
| to support its students through PBIS, |
| spect, Individual Responsibility, Deter- |
| additional phases of the initiative will |
| mination and Excellence. PBIS and its |
| be introduced, such as a positive re- |
| strategies are a priority at Muller and |
| ward system as well as ceremonies to |
| they are working hard to implement the |
| celebrate student and staff success. |
| program as it fits their school," she said |
| With the help of the district coach, |
| Following the rally, teachers will |
| Muller's in-house PBIS task force |
| continue to instill the Panther PRIDE |
| will guide the PBIS initiative to sup- |
| principles in students on a daily ba- |
| port the school. |
| Central High School students that participated in this year's "Close Up Washington" trip to Washington, D.C., include |
| Ethaliah Henry, Jenna Malcomb, Nathan McGregor, Destiny Stout, Martisha Charles, Pellis Leonard, Franchel Ro- |
| driguez, Jayla Norman, Khaiel James and N'Quelle Golden. History teacher Ericka Hansen is the Close Up adviser. |
| Students get 'close up' with democracy |
| Students enrolled in the St. Croix |
| and Close Up advisor Ericka Hansen |
| morial, the Smithsonian, U.S. Capi- |
| Central High School Close Up orga- |
| took 10 students on the annual trip, |
| tol, Arlington National Cemetery, the |
| nization recently returned from the na- |
| which gives high school students and |
| White House and more. Students also |
| tion's capital where they attended the |
| educators an inside look at their democ- |
| participated in political discussions |
| Close Up Washington |
| flagship pro- |
| racy in action. Using the nation's capital |
| and met with members of Congress. |
| gram. The group of 11 traveled Nov. |
| 13-19 and joined with other Close Up |
| as their living classroom, program par- |
| The program provided social activities |
| ticipants get a "close up" view of gov- |
| for the students in the evening. |
| high school chapters from across the |
| ernment processes and places that make |
| Founded in 1971, the Close Up orga- |
| country to learn about the American |
| the district unique and functional. |
| nization has provided more than 825,000 |
| democratic process. |
| Students visited the Washington |
| students with educational tours about |
| Central High School history teacher |
| Monument, Martin Luther King Me- |
| government and the political processes. |
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