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With Panorama, integrate whole child data, systems, and practices to create schools where all students thrive.

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Panorama supports the foundational aspects of your Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)

Make data-driven decisions with quality PBIS insights and data

An effective PBIS program starts with collecting and understanding your district’s behavior data. Panorama gives you visibility into the what, where, when, who, and how often (The “Big 5”) of behavior incidents.

Use Panorama for Student Success and Positive Behavior to connect behavior data with attendance, academic, and SEL data, and identify important whole child insights.

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positive behavior administrators get quicker deeper insights and tools in order to support educators

Promote positive student behavior with social-emotional learning

Get a holistic understanding of students’ behavioral strengths and needs by layering on social-emotional learning data. Use Panorama for Social-Emotional Learning to measure students’ SEL skills and competencies, and to proactively deliver interventions that enhance positive behavior.

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Build educator and PBIS team capacity

Panorama for Positive Behavior is a powerful suite of tools that supports a systemic, proactive, and research-based approach to improving student behavior and outcomes in your district.

From streamlined behavior logging, to tools to encourage positive behaviors, give teachers and staff the support they need to create a positive climate for all students.

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“Suspending and expelling doesn’t teach the students the correct behaviors. They come back onto campus and they exhibit them again and then they’re excluded again…. We have to put systems in place to prevent the need for suspensions in the first place and to give alternatives to suspension that keep the kids in school with other options for learning correct behavior.”

Dr. Krista Barton

Program Specialist, Support Services, Santa Ana Unified School District, CA