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(Left to Right) Jade Heberling, Charley Brode, Lillian Harris and Kaitlyn Paschal-Greene pose with their books of choice as they use their PBIS for independent reading and meditation with Mrs. Maria Malek. PBIS sponsored activities for students in which they are rewarded for good behavior and attendance through various activities. Junior Jade Herbling said, “ I chose the reading room for PBIS because I find reading comforting and relaxing. My friend and I thought relaxation is definitely what we needed for the end of the day.”

PBIS activities relieved end of semester anxiety

Genesis Harrison, Staffer January 24, 2023

The end of the semester is a stressful and exhausting time for students every year. In addition to that, teachers face the pressure from students to submit test scores and class work into Skyward. This...

PLAY - Students participating in the gym activity during PBIS play basketball and volleyball on February 14.

Bonding with our future classmates

McKenzie Bowers and Autumn Cover March 10, 2020

On February 14th (Valentine’s Day), DHH Lengel had a PBIS reward with Saint Clair Area Middle School students. Saint Clair took a bus to our school and spent the morning here participating in activities...

We all flip for flapjacks!

We all flip for flapjacks!

Kali Grochowski, Lengel Lingo Staffer February 10, 2020

Some lucky students started the new year with a bang! Over a hundred students in grades 5-8 were nominated by teachers for displaying their Tide Pride and following the PBIS rules. The lucky students received...

SELL - Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fehr, and Mrs. Sophy pose on a Friday afternoon after the bi-weekly pretzel and iced tea sale.

DHHL PBIS raises funds with weekly sale

Maggie Brennan, Lengel Lingo Staffer February 4, 2020

The pretzel and ice tea sale is something that happens every other Friday afternoon here at DHH Lengel Middle School. The pretzel and iced tea sale just recently changed to be being every other week instead...

PBIS Photo Gallery

Jenea Maurer, Staffer January 31, 2020

 

PBIS Student Perspectives

January 7, 2020

Students from Pottsville Area discuss what they like about PBIS and the Crimson Carnival.

DINE - Lengel students have the opportunity to redeem their Crimson Cash for lunch from a restaurant once per month at the Crimson Cafe pictured here at the top of Martz Hall.

Lengel students fine dine at Crimson Cafe

Hannah Martician, Staffer December 4, 2019

There’s something new that is cooking at DHHL, and it’s called Crimson Cafe. Crimson Cafe is a reward incentive that offers students the opportunity to each lunch from a restaurant. Crimson...

Mr. Lucas Bricker is sharing a slideshow presentation for the PBIS Assembly. He explained the importance of PBIS and PRIDE. Mr. Bricker made the assembly fun and very enjoyable for the audience, said Camron Williams [student in the audience].

Students Learn the Value of PRIDE

Madison Wright, staffer October 23, 2019

As students walked into the auditorium on Monday September 23, for the PBIS assembly, excitement was in the air. Freshmen were told to sit near the front of the balcony and the upperclassmen were told...

John S. Clarke unveils new bus rewards program

Madison Wright, Staffer October 15, 2019

John S. Clarke Elementary students Emma Culbert, Da-Shawn Jones, Ceira Kline and Kyla Ney describe what they did to receive bus bucks. Bus bucks are like pride cash and students can get them for doing...

End of the year PBIS events excite students

End of the year PBIS events excite students

Quinn Evans, Staffer May 20, 2019

There are many events in the upcoming weeks happening outside of our school. These are all end of the year rewards for positive behavior involving our school-wide PBIS program. First of all, the 8th...

The dodgeball tournament was the biggest event, because even the students who hadnt signed up for a specific event could come and spectate. “I liked how it wasn’t a one game elimination, which gave some teams more time to have fun instead of just losing right away. I liked the team ideas for what they were going to wear, like the jerseys and the pink out. It very competitive, but everyone had fun in the end,” said freshman Grant Lapachinsky.

Students Participate in PBIS Event on March 15

Michael Johnson-Ponce and Justin Lescavage, Editor and Staffer March 21, 2019

On Friday March 15, students at the high school who displayed good behavior participated in a school-wide event. The last PBIS event was  a basketball game that teachers could participate in, with added...

Different ways you can use your Crimson Cash

Different ways you can use your Crimson Cash

Braylin Kemfort, Staffer February 22, 2019

Teachers at PAHS have been distributing crimson cash throughout the school year, but there are now a few new ways for students to use their cash. The purpose of crimson cash is to reward students for doing...

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