COURTESY CODE
LATE WORK
MISSING WORK
SYLLABUS & CLASS
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?
100

When someone speaks to you, what two things should you do?


Make eye contact and respond respectfully.

100

What happens immediately when regular classwork is turned in late?


15% is deducted

100

What does unfinished classwork become?


 Homework due before the beginning of the next class meeting.

100

Where should you look first for assignment directions, resources, and due dates?

The specific folders on Blackbaud or Google Drive.

100

You were absent. What is your first step when you feel well enough to catch up?


 Check Blackbaud or Google Drive for posted notes, worksheets, resources, and assignments.

200

What should you do when you first enter or leave a room?

Greet the adult(s) in the room, using their names if possible.

200

How many school days does an 8th grader have to submit late regular work?


Five school days.

200

What happens to missing work after the completion window or the end of the term, whichever comes first?


 It becomes a zero.

200

Name three supplies you are expected to bring to science every day.


Any three: charged laptop/power cord, physical planner, two sharpened pencils or erasable pen, eraser, colored pens/pencils, science binder, current worksheets, lined paper, or graph paper.

200

You missed a lesson, activity, quiz, or test. By when should you schedule a meeting with your teacher?


 By the next class meeting.

300

You do not know someone's name. What does the Courtesy Code expect you to do?


Ask their name and introduce yourself.

300

What is the immediate penalty for late daily homework?


 A loss of 50% of the points.

300

After missing work becomes a zero, is the teacher or dean required to send more reminders?


No. No further communication is required.

300

What overall science grade is required for Credit with Distinction?


 At least 88%.

300

You are confused about an assignment. Name two appropriate ways to get help.


Any two: ask in person, email questions, or schedule a meeting with the teacher.

400

Before entering a conversation, what three actions should you take?


Stop, look, and listen; then say 'Excuse me' during a pause before speaking.

400

What must you do to request an extension on a long-term assignment?


 Email the teacher at least 24 hours before the due date.

400

How can missing or incomplete work affect Credit with Distinction?


You cannot earn Credit with Distinction if you have any missing or incomplete assignments.

400

What four participation behaviors show you are actively engaged in a discussion?


Eye contact with the speaker; no side conversations; relevant questions; respectful ideas/opinions; and answering questions. Any four listed expectations.

400

You are in the lunch line and someone hands you something you requested. What Courtesy Code words belong in this interaction?

 'Please' when asking and 'thank you' when receiving it.

500

Name four Courtesy Code behaviors that show respect in shared spaces.


Any four: hold the door; say please and thank you; clean messes; offer help; focus on presenters; arrive on time and apologize if late; follow directions the first time.

500

A project was due Monday. You submit it the next Monday after five school days. What penalty applies, and why?


It is a zero because the five-school-day completion window has ended.

500

A student has an 89% average but one missing assignment. Can the student earn Credit with Distinction? Explain.


No. Credit with Distinction requires at least 88% and no missing or incomplete assignments, plus the project and classroom expectations.

500

What happens if a student is disrespectful to peers, the teacher, or class materials?


The student receives a zero for that day's assignment.

500

You know three days before a major project's due date that you need more time. What should you do, and what should your message include?


Email the teacher immediately - at least 24 hours before the due date - to request an extension and explain the concern or help needed.

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