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Encourage Positive Behavior While Managing Unwanted Incidents
Campus Behavior tracks and reports information about specific student behavioral events, positive or negative, that occur during school or at offsite events. Have prompt, fair, and equitable resolutions by involving appropriate staff, parents, and external parties and eliminating manual referral paperwork.

The detention tracker collects detention assignments from students’ Behavior tab.

Integrated Solution
Use Campus Behavior to streamline the management of discipline issues by reducing data entry time, improving the accuracy of the actual event details and automating communication to authorized parties.

• Create the behavior entry and link to any number of students who were involved
• Include parents and guardians by providing a view of behavior entry on the Campus Portal, sending automated email/voice messages or generating letters based on district-defined triggers
  
• Message incident referrals can be automatically sent to appropriate staff in real time via the process inbox
  

Key Features

• Enter only event information as forms are pre-populated with student information
  
• Enter detention assignments using the students' Behavior tabs and manage these records with Campus Detention Tracker for individuals or groups of students
• Track awards, honors and good behavior
  
• Manage multiple resolutions
  
• Define and track offense and action code info
  
• Comply with state reporting requirements
  
• Retain information in a student’s permanent record while allowing staff to start with a clean slate view each year
• Evaluate student behavior from different schools
  
• Provide access to external approved users including social workers or officers of the court
  
• Build reports to group information by staff, staff with student, event type and student
  
• Utilize Campus Mobile Interface to record incidents remotely for bus drivers, coaches and staff on field trips

Campus Behavior is a vehicle to encourage positive behaviors or involve the student’s learning community to come to swift resolution of unwanted behaviors.