3rd grade teachers got a free book from the Scholastic Bookfair
Russell got a new book with his PBIS Brave Bucks. The book matches his pajamas!!
Giovanni Humphries cashed in his PBIS Brave Bucks to be Principal for an Hour. He is pictured leading the pledge
Pre-K students cash in PBIS Brave Bucks for new books.
A group of kindergarten students cash in their PBIS Brave Bucks for new books.
Kindergarten students use PBIS Brave Bucks to get new books.
Group of kindergarten students cashing in PBIS Brave Bucks for books.
A group of kindergarten students chose to spend their PBIS Brave Bucks to get new book.
Ava Long chose to use her PBIS Brave Bucks to be Principal for an Hour. She is pictured leading the pledge.
Josie Anderson chose to spend her Brave Bucks to be Principal for an Hour. She is pictured leading the pledge. She earned her PBIS Brave Bucks by being respectful, responsible, and safe.
A group of 3rd grade students chose to use their Brave Bucks to get a new book.
Makayla Smiley is pictured being Principal for an Hour. She is calling buses for afternoon duty. She earned her Brave Bucks by being respectful, responsible, and safe.
Lexi Bennett chose to use her Brave Bucks to read to a first grade class. She earned these PBIS Brave Bucks by being respectful, responsible, and safe.
Nate Murray is pictured doing morning announcements. He used his Brave Bucks to be Principal for an Hour.
Colton O’Berry was principal for an hour. He is pictured leading the pledge. He earned his Brave Bucks by being respectful, responsible, and safe.
Congrats to Ava and Carla for earning PBIS Brave Bucks. Pictured they are showing their new books they used their Brave Bucks to get.
Kindergarten students chose to use their PBIS Brave Bucks to pick a new book. Congratulations to Legend, Ki’mora, Tymber, Chloe, Shamierra, Annabelle, Zay’den, Paisley, J’yana, and Tymber
Raylen, Ashlynn, Fallon, and Ashton chose to spend their PBIS Brave Bucks to get new books.
Emmaline and Makynli used their PBIS Brave Bucks to get a new book. They earned their Brave Bucks by being respectful, responsible, and safe.
Mackenzie Neely chose to use her PBIS Brave Bucks to get a new book.
