Introducing our new dolphin mascot and our new PBIS poster design for welcoming students and teaching them about the benefits of being part of the dolphin community. This PBIS poster illustrates how our mascot-centric™ school climate creation system helps schools build a culture that gives students a clear understanding of the rules, expectations and how to make good decisions. It’s a lesson they can carry with them for life, and it leverages the universal desire to belong to a group and enjoy all the benefits that come with having friends and a support group. It also helps them make good decisions so they can navigate through life with greater ease and success.

This PBIS poster features our new dolphin mascot and welcomes students with a message about what it means to be part of the dolphin community.

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This PBIS poster is part our one of our PBIS Roll Out Kits which include posters, banners, clipart sets, gotcha rewards, signs, t-shirts and other visual aids to create an engaging school climate, using the school mascot as a role model to visually demonstrate what positive behavior looks like in a school setting.

Whether you have a PBIS, character trait, or similar program, our visual aids can help you build a sense of community and bring students, teachers and administrators together with a common cause and vision.

Learn more about our PBIS Roll Out Kits, and how you can get a poster like this for your school by exploring our site.

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Use PBIS Posters designed to welcome students, and teach them about the benefits of being part of the school’s community. Teach students what it means to be a bronco. It has a profound impact when a student self-identifies as a bronco, mustang or other type of mascot. It gives them a strong visual reference point that is fun and engaging.

The emotional incentives for enjoying success within social circles are incredibly powerful. When the rules and expectations are clearly laid out as “bronco rules,” it’s very easy to grasp, digest and adopt. We have more than 60 different school mascots in our illustration library. Each one is featured in PBIS posters to welcome students and help create a positive learning climate in your school.

These PBIS posters feature a bronco mascot and informs students about the benefits of being part of the bronco community, and how to make good decisions.

We recently completed the bronco Behavior Clipart Set, which includes 40 illustrations of the bronco mascot demonstrating positive behavior in a school setting. Use these illustrations to teach students what it looks like to be respectful, responsible, safe and demonstrate other helpful character traits.

This behavior clipart set is also available for use as a colt, mustang, maverick or stallion mascot.

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Learn about mascot-centric climate creation.

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New PBIS Posters are featured in our three new Roll Out Kit catalogs. Choose the catalog that’s right for your school, featuring Big Cats, Birds and Cub/Dog mascots. New welcome poster designs tell students what it’s like to be part of a community of eagles, tigers, lions, or other mascot. It’s part of our mascot-centric climate creation system.

The PBIS posters in these catalogs feature kid-friendly school mascots as a role model demonstrating positive behavior.

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Create a new school climate using our Mascot-Centric™culture creation system. These welcome banners show you how easy it is to create a sense of community around your mascot. Read the copy on the banner, and you’ll “get it.” Very simple, and effective. Our PBIS Roll Out Kits include posters, banners, signs, t-shirts and other tools that help you leverage your mascot as a role model to demonstrate positive behaviors. Everything is customized for your school, with your mascot, school colors, PBIS theme, and copy/words. These banners are also available in poster form, and we provide our customers with printable flyer versions so their students can take the message home to their parents, to get everyone on the same page.

Making a student feel as though they are part of a community is a great start towards teaching them social skills. By making the community a mascot-centric group, such as the “Edgewood Eagles,” it becomes very vivid, easy to comprehend, and emotionally enticing. It’s easy for a child to identify as an eagle, or other mascot, and that’s what makes our Mascot-Centric climate creation system so effective. Reading the copy on the banner, and you’ll have a good understanding of what we mean by a Mascot-Centric™ climate.

This welcome banner tells students what it means to be part of the blue jay community. It tells students about how the school climate works and the benefits of learning the rules to navigate through the social circles with greater ease and success.

This cardinal banner features a welcome and congratulations message telling students what it means to be part of the Cardinal community at the school. It’s part of the Mascot-Centric climate creation system by Mascot Junction.

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Use this Bobcat Buck template to print money and use it to reward students for positive behavior. It’s just part of our mascot-centric approach to creating a school climate that is conducive to learning and social skill building. It involves using your mascot as a role model to demonstrate what positive behavior looks like in a school setting. The Bobcat Buck works in conjunction with posters, banners, hallway street signs, and t-shirts, as part of a PBIS Roll Out Kit. Learn more by exploring this site.

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We celebrated 20 years of being in business last Friday, May 13th, and would like to thank everyone who made it possible. The next 20 years will be even bigger and better, as we continue our mission to “make the world a better place one positive example at-a-time.” As educators look for ways to improve school climate, more are turning to us for help in creating a mascot-centric climate – an engaging place where their school mascot is used a role model to visually demonstrate positive behaviors and character traits. At the core of our offering is clipart sets of more than 50 kid-friendly mascots. Our behavior clipart sets feature the school mascot demonstrating positive behaviors in 40 illustrations. We use these illustrations to design, and print, posters, banners, t-shirts, hallway street signs and other visual aids. By using the mascot as the unifying thread that runs through all communications, the school is able to truly create a climate where students self-identify as a tiger, eagle, lion, or whatever their mascot is. They feel welcome, and understand how to socially navigate in a setting where they have tiger friends, tiger rules, a tiger way of doing things, and are part of a tiger community. It’s very visual, and easy to comprehend, and embrace, and participate in.

Create a new school climate using a PBIS Roll Out Kit that helps you leverage your school mascot as a role model to demonstrate positive behaviors and character traits.

The Wakefield Forest Elementary 6th grade class wanted to leave a gift behind to commemorate their graduation. They wanted to give the school street signs to post throughout the school, but they had a special challenge. Some of the signs would be posted outside, on trailers, and would have to be changed from time-to-time, according to which classes were taught in the trailers. The typical plastic, or styrene signs, wouldn’t hold up to the ultra violet rays of the sun. UV rays can deteriorate certain types of plastic very rapidly. Our solution was to print the signs on laminated aluminum – the same materials used on the higher quality real estate yard signs everywhere. Each was drilled with holes in each corner, so they could be screwed, bolted, or hung by wire. They also wanted one large welcome sign to adorn the outside, front of their building, at the main entrance. Again, the aluminum sign was the perfect solution, giving them the durability, and crisp, bright colors they wanted.

These street signs are part of a PBIS program and used throughout the school to identify the different classrooms, remind students of behavioral expectations, and create a mascot centric climate, where the wolf mascot is used as a role model for good behavior.