Orange Cove High School

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Overview

Orange Cove High Gold Level Award
Orange Cove High School prides itself in being a Positive Behavior Interventions Supports (PBIS) school. 
 
PBIS is an approach for assisting school personnel in adopting and organizing evidence-based behavioral interventions into an integrated continuum that enhances academic and social behavior outcomes for all students.  PBIS is a prevention-oriented way for school personnel to organize evidence-based practices, improve their implementation of those practices and maximize academic and social behavior outcomes for students.  
   
 
At OCHS, our PBIS behavior expectations of all students is that they be:
 
     Present
     Prepared
     Responsible
     Respectful
     Safe
 
OCHS was recognized by the Fresno County Office of Education as a "Model School" and were the winners of the:

     2014 Silver Level Award 

     2015 Gold Level Award 
 
     2016 Silver Level Award
   
     2017 Silver Level Award
 
    2018 Gold Medal Award
 
2018-2019 Academic Goals:
Last year 16 percent of students failed a math course first semester at Orange Cove High School. Our goal for the 2018-2019 school year is to decrease the failure rate in math by three percent. Note: 106 students failed a math course S1)
 
Last year seven percent of students failed an ELA course first semester at Orange Cove High School. Our goal for the 2018-2019 school year is to decrease the failure rate in ELA by three percent. (Note: 47 students failed an ELA course S1)
 
2018-2019 Behavior Goal:
Orange Cove High School's out of school suspensions will decrease by at least five percent as compared to last year by the end of 18-19 school year. 

Orange Cove High School

PBIS Behavior Intervention Tiers


TIER 3


The third step is for students who continue to struggle despite Tier 2 interventions. Interventions are based on the student’s needs and may include: counseling, outside resources, restorative justice, social retraining, and other intensive supports as deemed necessary. This tier provides individualized support for High-Risk students, and they need to be monitored closely.




TIER 2


Second step intervention is for students who continue to struggle with behavior expectations. Interventions are based on the student’s needs and may include: counseling, check in-check out, restorative justice, and other supports as necessary. These interventions are designed for students with At-Risk behaviors. These students need to be monitored on a daily basis.


TIER 1


The majority of OCHS students fall into this tier. It involves teaching and re-teaching behavior expectations through classroom lessons, morning announcements, and teacher/staff conferencing with the student. This tier also involves rewarding positive behaviors through the “Titan Tokens” program and other recognition programs for students who are following the behavior expectations. These students do not need to be monitored on a daily basis.  

Present, Prepared, Responsible, Respectful, Safe