A behavior contract for repetitive, poor behavior in the classroom holds students accountable for their actions. This behavior contract involves not only the student and the teacher but also the students' caretaker in assuring that the behavior is being accounted for. This is generally done collectively in a meeting with the teacher, student, and caretaker (if possible), but the student should ultimately lead the conversation. There are 5 templates to choose from! Credit is given to Conscious Classroom Management: Unlocking the Secrets of Great Teaching written by Rick Smith & Grace Dearborn