When It Is Used
Use it during PBIS setup or revision when staff need consistent school-wide language for expected student behavior.
The School-Wide Expectations Matrix is a PBIS tool for school PBIS practitioners and teams. It helps them create a small set of positively stated behavior expectations and define each expectation in observable terms across common school settings and routines.
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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.
Use it during PBIS setup or revision when staff need consistent school-wide language for expected student behavior.
It captures expectation labels, settings or routines, and observable behavior definitions for each intersection.
The tool organizes and checks the matrix. It does not create lesson plans, reinforcement systems, discipline workflows, student conclusions, or implementation fidelity ratings.
No. The practitioner or PBIS team enters the expectations and definitions; the tool organizes them and shows completeness or configuration issues.
It supports drafting any count, but marks fewer than 3 or more than 5 expectations as outside the source-supported target range.
No. The product specification defines this as a practitioner-only configuration tool.
The tool, expectation labels, settings/routines, and matrix cell definitions are saved as the reusable school-wide matrix.