Escambia County Schools honors 2023 PBIS model school recipients

April 19, 2025 | Escambia, School Districts, Florida

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Escambia County Schools honors 2023 PBIS model school recipients

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Escambia School District celebrated significant achievements in its latest Regular School Board Meeting on April 19, 2025, by recognizing three schools for their outstanding implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS). This initiative aims to enhance academic performance, improve safety, reduce problem behaviors, and foster positive school cultures through evidence-based strategies and collaborative efforts among families and professionals.

The district has a long-standing tradition of excellence in PBIS, having received model school status for over 14 years. This year, Blue Angel Elementary School and Ernest Ward Middle School were honored as bronze-level model schools, showcasing their effective tier 1 behavioral management strategies. Navy Pointe Elementary School achieved the prestigious platinum-level award, recognizing its successful implementation of behavior support at all three tiers.

District coach for PBIS, Miss Stephanie Hammrick, highlighted the importance of these recognitions, emphasizing the commitment to equitable behavior outcomes for all students. The meeting also included positive acknowledgments for several deserving teachers, further underscoring the district's dedication to fostering a supportive educational environment.

These recognitions not only celebrate the hard work of students and staff but also set a benchmark for continued improvement in the district's approach to behavioral support, ensuring a safe and conducive learning atmosphere for all students.

Converted from Regular School Board Meeting meeting on April 19, 2025
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