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Official QNSA standard
4.3.1

School behavior policy, implementation, and follow up procedures.

Development and Welfare of Learners · Schoolwide Behavior and Discipline

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Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard4.3.1

School behavior policy, implementation, and follow up procedures.

Focus areas
  • Stakeholders’ involvement in preparing school behavior policy.
  • Tools and ways to disseminate behavior policy.
  • School applies behavior policy fairly.
  • Consistent tracking of students’ behavior to minimize behavioral issues.
  • School maintains a record of monitoring students’ behavior and following up on the progress they achieve (during the academic year).
  • Surveys and interviews results show students’ sense of pride, sense of belongingness, and a sense of satisfaction, justice, and safety. Overall satisfaction regarding discipline.
Suggested evidence
  • School policies and programs (behavior policy, code of conduct, anti-bullying, and respect of diversity...)
  • Behavior tracking records.
  • Surveys’ analysis benefit.
  • Surveys.
  • Interviews.
  • Direct observation.
  • School report card. Evidence
Self-reflection
  • How does school communicate its behavior policy to stakeholders? What is the impact on school community? What evidences support this?
  • How are behavioral violations identified and followed up by school?
  • How does school ensure violations are avoided from recurrence?
  • How does the school ensure fair implementation of behavioral procedures? What is the impact of applying such procedures? How does the school identify and ensure almost all community members’ commitment to apply behavior assessment policy?
  • What procedures are taken in case of violations? How effective are the procedures taken?
Official rubric
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Highly Effective

Comprehensive, detailed, and clear behavior policy is developed and applied fairly, regularly, and effectively with all students. School tracks behavioral issues (attendance, violence, bullying, profanity, harassment, disrespect) with appropriate, effective and consistently applied solutions which reflected positively on almost all students’ behavior, sense of justice, and equality.

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Effective

Comprehensive, detailed, and clear behavior policy is developed and applied fairly and regularly with almost all students. School tracks behavioral issues (attendance, violence, bullying, profanity, harassment, disrespect) with appropriate, effective and consistently applied solutions which reflected positively on most students’ sense of justice and equality.

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Somewhat Effective

School behavior policy/ procedures are non-comprehensive (do not include code of conduct or penalties). Dissemination and implementation of such, and treating behavioral offences are discontinuous with impact on improving behaviors of some students.

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Ineffective

The school has unclear behavior procedures and monitoring that are minimally applied.

Focus source: 134, 135Rubric source: 138
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