October 22, 2026

Teachers Take the Stage to Promote Positive Behavior

Actors in costume perform a scene on stage with school desks and lockers as props.

Teachers at Rocky Point Middle School recently took center stage for a PBIS assembly designed to show students what positive behavior looks like in a variety of school settings.

Through a series of entertaining skits, teachers acted out real-life scenarios to demonstrate appropriate behavior in different locations, including the classroom, hallways and cafeteria. The performances earned plenty of laughs from the middle school audience while delivering an important message about making positive choices and showing respect throughout the school day.

The assembly also highlighted the school’s Pride Cards, which students can earn through positive behavior and collect to redeem for rewards. By demonstrating what positive behavior looks like in everyday situations, teachers helped students better understand how they can earn Pride Cards and contribute to a positive school environment.

Three people are on a stage with red curtains, participating in a school play or skit.

Three people perform on a stage with a set including a blue locker unit and folding tables.

Two actors rehearse lines on a stage with a blue locker prop in the background. A stage performance with two actors sitting at desks with laptops, flanked by a police officer, a woman in a dress, and another person in the background.

Actors in costume perform a scene on stage with school desks and lockers as props.

A group of people stand on a stage with tables, a whiteboard, and a red curtain background.

Two actors sit at school desks on a stage with a locker prop backdrop, participating in a play or skit.

A performer wearing a blue headband, singlet, and shorts holds papers on a stage in front of red curtains.

Two people are seated at tables on a stage with dark curtains in the background.