Recording: Tumbleweed Elementary shares their House system & how it cut referrals by 56%
Discover how Tumbleweed Elementary used LiveSchool House Points to boost attendance, reduce referrals, and build a positive school culture.
Facing the back-to-school rush? Tumbleweed Elementary was, too. They knew that setting the right behavior expectations and building a strong sense of community were crucial to a successful year.
That’s why they implemented House Points. The results? A 56% drop in referrals, a 3% increase in attendance, and 410K house points awarded – all through a focus on positive reinforcement and fostering connection.
In this webinar, Tumbleweed’s Principal, Misti Larrick, will walk you through how they:
- Secured teacher and student buy-in from day one
- Built a supportive community that students love
- Used positive reinforcement to keep students engaged ALL year long
As you prepare for the new school year, join Tumbleweed to learn tips for building a unified school culture where students and staff feel connected, engaged, and motivated.
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