The Cypress-Fairbanks I.S.D. Adaptive Behavior (AB) program is a highly structured classroom setting designed for students with emotional and behavioral difficulties. The purpose of the class is to help students learn school behaviors, which will enable them to be successful in a less restrictive classroom setting (i.e. resource class or general education class). Although the primary focus is on teaching appropriate behaviors, academic instruction is also emphasized. Instruction is individualized according to student’s behavioral and academic functioning levels in accordance with their Individual Education Plans. A low student-teacher ratio helps ensure success.
The first three of these components provide for a very structured and success-oriented behavior management system, which gradually allows the student to assume more freedom(s) and responsibility, as he/she is able to accept and handle them appropriately. The Social Skills curriculum is taught with awareness and practice in appropriate interaction skills in the areas of communication, assertiveness, responsibility, problem solving, and goal setting.
You are going to
You are now leaving the CFISD website. CFISD is not responsible for the accuracy or content of any of the information provided by this site, nor is it liable for any direct or indirect technical or system issues arising out of your access to or use of third party technologies or programs available through this site. This site is not part of CFISD, and CFISD has no control over its content or availability.
×Sorry, this site does not work properly without JavaScript enabled. Please enable JavaScript or contact your local administrator.