The Student Parent Community Engagement Project is a district program supplemented with federal funds that aims to assist at-risk students and their families by providing social service supports, promoting parent engagement activities, implementing the Positive Behavioral Interventions & Support Framework and behavior intervention practices and supporting Positive Learning Centers.
SERVICES WE OFFER
- Respond to referrals for attendance, behavior, medical, registration/withdrawal, school parent conference and support services.
- Network with other social service agencies and community organizations to help families improve their quality of life.
- PBIS Coaches: Provide technical assistance to Guam’s Public Schools, St. John’s and St. Paul’s to implement the Positive Behavior Framework and use data to measure the effectiveness of implementation.
- Positive Learning Center (PLC): Is a classroom environment to help secondary school students experiencing numerous behavior and academic challenges gain positive self-esteem, confidence, and personal growth with the goal of refining the student’s ability to address issues and redirect their attention towards educational achievement.
- Provide opportunities for schools to implement the Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports framework through:
- PBIS coaches
- Safe School Ambassadors (Secondary Bully Prevention Program): Southern High School and private non-public (PNP) high schools
- Olweus Bully Prevention (Elementary Bully Prevention Program): PNP Elementary Schools
- Play By the Rules (PBR) Curriculum
- School Resource Officers (SROs): GDOE high schools
- Peer Mediation & Conflict Resolution: GDOE Secondary Schools
- Restorative Justice Training: GDOE Secondary Schools
- School Wide Information System (SWIS) Subscription: GDOE Schools