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The Framingham elementary school held an all-school Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS) Acknowledgement System meeting.

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UPDATED: Originally posted on January 11. Updated with additional photos on January 12.

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Stapleton Elementary School held an all-school community meeting to kick-off its Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS) Acknowledgement System, on Friday.

Students and staff came together to learn more about Eagle Power.

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Students and staff wore white to show their commitment to being KIND – in alignment to the school’s character trait of the month - kindness, said Assistant Principal Allison Benabdallah.

In their second year of PBIS implementation, Stapleton’s PBIS Team was excited to launch the new reinforcement system.

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