Welcome to Hurlock Elementary

School
The staff at Hurlock Elementary
School is focused on working with
students and their families to promote
positive behavior in all school settings.
We have four school rules which are
reinforced daily.

Hurlock Elementary School

301 Charles Street

410-943-3303
Linda Wilson, Principal
Bobby Helgason, Vice Principal
and PBIS Coach

Keep it
R- Radiating Respect

A- Awesome Attitude

I have read this brochure with my

child and have discussed the PBIS
program.
Student Name:
____________________________
Parent Signature

__________________________

Positive Behavioral Support

Program

A GUIDE FOR PARENTS

E- Excellence is Expected

L- Loving Learning

Hurlock Elementary
School

For questions or concerns

please contact
Mr. Helgason (PBIS Coach)
helgasonb@dcpsmd.org
Mrs. Douglas (Team Leader)
douglask@dcpsmd.org
Ms. Baker (Team Leader)
bakerj@dcpsmd.org

PLEASE CUT AND RETURN

SIGNED PORTION TO
SCHOOL BEFORE
SEPTEMBER 18th

EAGLE POINTS:

MONTHLY INCENTIVES:

Students who are following the

school rules in the various
locations of the school can
earn eagle points.

Most monthly incentives will

cost 30 eagle points each. The
following criterion exists for
being eligible to participate in
monthly incentives:
September, October, January,
February, March, April - No
referrals since last event

Eagle points are given by

staff to students to
acknowledge their
positive behavior.
Eagle points will be kept
track of by teachers and
staff on the class Dojo
Program.
Eagle points can be used
for buying items at our
school store and
attending monthly
incentives.

BUS INCENTIVE:
Each student will receive a
bracelet. The bus drivers will
have charms to award their
riders for consistently
following rules and procedures
on the bus.

SKATING TRIP & END OF

YEAR WATERSLIDES:
These two events cost 40
eagle points each. Students
are eligible if they have no
referrals since the previous
event. There is a chance to
earn back these incentives.
Students with ONE referral
may have the opportunity to
write a statement for
nomination to attend. Emphasis
on how their behavior has
changed, what they learned,
etc. will be stressed. The PBIS
team will meet to decide
eligibility.

POSITIVE BEHAVIOR
CHARTS IN
CLASSROOM:
If students are Keeping It
REAL and working hard their
clip is moved up. Classroom
teachers may celebrate this
in various ways.

1,2,3, MAGIC:
After teaching behaviors,
teachers will count students
not showing expected
behaviors (1, 2, 3). Students
who are counted 3 times will
receive an N on their
Passport to Success.