READY, SET, CLASS!
PHONE POLICY
PROFESSIONAL MODE
DON'T EVEN TRY IT!
DID YOU ACTUALLY LISTEN?
100

What should you do when you first enter the classroom?

Enter quietly, get supplies, and begin the Do Now.

100

True or False: Your phone can be on silent and sitting in your pocket.

FALSE! 

100

How often does Professional Wednesday happen?  

Once a month.
100

What does the 10/10 rule mean?

No leaving during the first or last 10 minutes.

100

What percent is Quizzes and Classwork?

30%

200

What should you have with you every day?

Pen/pencil and your folder or composition notebook.

200

Where should your phone, earbuds, and smartwatch be during class?

Turned OFF and kept in your locker.

200

What day do students dress professionally?

Every 3rd Wednesday of each month.

200

You used the bathroom yesterday. Can you use your bathroom pass again today?

Nope! You cannot use the restroom on 2 consecutive days.

200

What does CTE stand for?

Career and Technical Education.

300

You walk in, sit down, and immediately start talking to your friend. What expectation did you forget?

Stay on task

300

Your phone is seen for the first time. What happens?

Verbal warning.

300

Name ONE thing you should NOT use on Professional Wednesday

Slang

300

Your shirt is a crop top and your stomach is showing. Is this allowed?

Nope! Clothing must fully cover the chest and stomach.

300

What percent is assessments?

40%

400

You finish your Do Now. What should you do next?

Nitro Type, Typing Club, or complete missing assignments.

400

It's your THIRD offense. Where does your phone go?

Phone taken to office and returned at end of day.

400

Why do we have Professional Wednesday?

To practice real-world professional communication skills.

400

Your pants have holes above the knee. What must you wear underneath them?

Leggings or athletic tights underneath the pants

400

What happens when the bell rings at the end of class?

Nothing until Ms. Harvey dismisses you! The bell does not dismiss you

500

You're absent for 3 days. Who is responsible for making up your missed work?

YOU are responsible for making up missed work.

500

Your fourth offense has arrived. Who gets to pick up your phone?

Phone taken to office and parent/guardian must pick up.

500

You're talking to Ms. Harvey and say, “Yeah, what's up?” What should you change?

Use professional language and a respectful tone—such as “Yes, ma’am” or “Yes.” 

Use professional language and say, Good morning, How are you?

500

Ms. Harvey is talking, and you roll your eyes, interrupt her, and say, “Whatever.” What classroom expectation are you breaking?

RESPECT! Don't even try Ms. Harvey like that. 

500

What does PRIDE stand for?

Prepared, Respect, Integrity, Determined, Empathy.

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