What It Captures
The form captures consistent incident fields sufficient to distinguish who was involved, what happened, and where or when the incident occurred.
The Office Discipline Referral Form is a PBIS tool for practitioners and school teams that record office-level behavior incidents. It helps them capture who was involved, what happened, and where or when it occurred using consistent fields so the PBIS team can review patterns over time.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
The form captures consistent incident fields sufficient to distinguish who was involved, what happened, and where or when the incident occurred.
Submitted records can be filtered, grouped, and counted by supported dimensions such as student, behavior category, time, and setting.
The tool does not determine consequences, diagnose students, infer behavior function, or select supports automatically.
No. It captures and organizes referral data; practitioner and team decisions remain outside the form.
Yes. Incomplete referrals can remain drafts and are excluded from aggregates or clearly marked until required standardized fields are complete.
Yes. Category changes can be configured, but historical labels or mappings must be preserved so trends are not misleading.
Sample referrals are not saved as real student records when the tool is added to an account.