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๐Ÿค Climate & Culture

Behavior & School Climate

Behavior incidents, restorative practices, climate-survey results, wellness indicators, and intervention outcomes โ€” with an AI-generated climate read. All figures are fictional sample data.

Behavior Referrals
0
โ–ผ 12% vs. prior term
Positive Recognitions
0
โ–ฒ 19%
Suspensions
0
โ–ผ 5 vs. prior term
Bullying Reports
0
โ–ฒ 4% โ€” watch
Restorative Resolutions
0
โ–ฒ 7%
Sense of Belonging
0
โ–ผ 3 pts (Gr 8)
0%Student wellness index
0%SEL competency on-track
0%Connected to a trusted adult

โœจ AI Climate Insights Simulated

School climate is improving overall: referrals are down 12% and positive recognitions are up 19% since the rollout of school-wide PBIS. Two signals warrant attention: Grade 8 sense of belonging dipped 3 points and correlates with a small rise in bullying reports in unstructured common areas (cafeteria, hallway transitions). Restorative practices show strong resolution rates (86%) but a facilitation backlog is forming. Recommended focus: targeted Grade 8 advisory/belonging work and additional restorative-circle capacity. Ask the assistant for the full analysis โ†’

๐Ÿ“‰ Behavior Incidents Trend

Monthly office referrals (Sep โ†’ Mar) โ€” a steady โ–ผ downward trend as PBIS matures.

๐Ÿซ Climate Survey by Domain

Safety83%
Belonging71%
Relationships79%
Engagement76%
Fairness74%
Adult Support81%

Percent of students responding favorably, all grades.

๐Ÿ”ฅ Incidents by Type ร— Month

Fewer Some More

๐Ÿงฉ Behavior Intervention Outcomes โ€” click a row to see what worked

โ–ธRestorative CirclesHigh impact

86% of facilitated cases resolved without recurrence within 30 days; repeat referrals down 41% for participants. What worked: trained facilitators + same-day scheduling. Next: add capacity to clear the 6-case backlog.

โ–ธCheck-In / Check-Out (Tier 2)High impact

Daily point-card students improved on-task behavior by 28%; 19 of 26 met exit criteria this term. What worked: consistent adult mentor + family communication loop.

โ–ธSEL Advisory BlockMixed

Belonging gains in Grades 6โ€“7, but flat in Grade 8 where fidelity varied by section. Recommended: standardize the advisory curriculum and coach the lowest-fidelity sections.

โ–ธIn-School Suspension Reset RoomWatch

Reduced out-of-school suspensions, but 30% of students returned within two weeks. Recommended: pair the reset room with a re-entry plan and a restorative conversation.

โ–ธLunch & Transition SupervisionOn track

Targeted adult presence in common areas cut transition-time incidents by 22%. Sustain current zone coverage.

๐ŸŒŸ Positive Behavior Recognition

Respect92%
Responsibility85%
Kindness88%
Perseverance79%

Share of recognitions awarded by school value (PBIS matrix).

๐Ÿ’› Student Wellness Indicators

Fictional sample wellness screening summary.
IndicatorOn-trackMonitorSupport
Emotional regulation74%18%8%
Peer relationships81%13%6%
School connectedness69%22%9%
Coping & resilience77%16%7%

All data shown is realistic fictional sample data created for demonstration.