PBIS is a proactive positive systems approach for creating and maintaining safe and effective learning environments in schools. CFISD has 82 campuses currently implementing the PBIS system. Since the implementation of the process, there has been a significant decrease in office referrals district-wide.

The Student Code of Conduct is an online document that specifies the expectations for student behavior, the discipline management techniques that are utilized by teachers and administrators, and the consequences for student misconduct. Parents have easy access to the English and Spanish versions of the Code of Conduct and Student Handbook. 

Project safety is a district wide program focused on school safety with an emphasis on bullying and drug prevention. Anti-bullying and anti-drug lessons developed by a district-wide writing team of campus administrators and district support personnel. The lessons are taught in grades K-12 on a monthly basis.

Service for Success is an opportunity developed by Student Services and the Alternative Learning Center as an option for students serving a placement at the end of the school year to complete their DAEP assignment over the course of the summer. 

Opportunity For Success is a District Behavioral Modification Initiative which allows students who receive ALC placements to earn hours toward assigned days through participation in community service, restorative activities and reflective exercises outside of the regular school day. These activities correlate with the offense that resulted in the ALC placement and give students relevant and specific development of replacement behaviors. Hours completed through participation in designated activities will be considered along with the student’s actual days served at the ALC. Learning activities are dedicated to growing student's awareness, connecting restorative actions to consequences, and providing enriching coping strategies.

The Red Ribbon Campaign® is the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation, reaching millions of young people during Red Ribbon Week®, held in late October each year. Schools may present a unified and visible commitment towards a drug-free community by hosting activities and wearing the symbolic red ribbon during this week.