Announcing 2013-14 Recognized Schools!

 

The Illinois PBIS Network is pleased to announce that over 700 Illinois schools participated in the process to recognize their PBIS implementation in the 2013-14 school year.  Schools were recognized at four levels, based on their implementation and outcome dat

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In order to acknowledge their efforts, all schools that earned the Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum Levels are featured on our website, and each principal received a congratulatory letter with a window decal award. The letters to the Bronze and Silver Level schools came from the Illinois PBIS Network; Gold Level schools - Lucille Eber, Statewide Director, Illinois PBIS Network; and Platinum Level schools – Rob Horner and George Sugai, Co-Directors, National PBIS Center.  A communication announcing the Recognized Schools is being sent to PBIS partners and stakeholders across the state.  The complete list of Recognized Schools can be found below, as well as electronic images of the decals for download.  For additional information about the School Recognition Process, click on "2013-14 Recognition Process Overview" above.

Congratulations to all of these Recognized Schools for your outstanding efforts implementing PBIS.  The dedication of everyone involved is to be commended.  We encourage you to share this good news with your PBIS team, building staff, and students, as well as district leadership, families, and community partners.  We know these schools will continue their progress implementing PBIS at all three tiers and providing effective supports for all students to achieve social, emotional and academic success!

2013-14 Recognized Schools List

(As of June 30, 2014)

 Click here to download a copy of the list in the Excel format (once the tab opens, go to "File", then "Download As", and select "Microsoft Excel").  It can then be sorted by any data field for your specific use.

2013-14 Decals

You can download one of the four electronic decal files of your print or web use.  Simply click on the link for the level that you want to download, and it will open a JPeg or PDF file in another browser or tab. Save the JPeg or PDF file to your local desktop.