ATA Safe
The 3 listed expectations of 'Be Safe'
What is: Hands, Feet and Objects to yourself
The kind of language we should always use.
What is, respectful language.
The first expectation for being responsible at ATA.
What is, be prepared.
The acceptable and responsible way in which to move your feet in the hallway.
What is, walk/walking.
The places where all of the 'Be' signs can be found.
What is/are, in each classroom/hallways.
This cannot be on your head in school.
What is, your Hood.
The types of language we cannot use at ATA.
What are/is, racist, sexist, ableist, homophobic or self-deprecating.
The second expectation for being responsible at ATA.
What is, participate.
The noise/voice level expectations for the hallways at ATA.
What is quiet, level 1 or maybe 2.
The person you can talk to about joining ATA track.
Who is, 'The Morphis'.
The best way to get from one place to another at ATA
What is, walking/walk.
The way in which you should always speak to your peers and teachers/adults.
What is, respectfully.
The way in which to avoid being tardy to class.
What is, be on time.
The proper place to store your belongings not needed for the class you are in.
What is, your locker.
The first day ATA track begins.
What is, March 11th.
The place where your phone MUST be.
What is, your locker.
The singer of the song RESPECT.
Who is, Aretha Franklin.
The expectation that students 'complete work and support others in their learning by not disrupting them'.
What is, Stay on Task.
The place where you can find items that you left somewhere/lost.
What is, the Lost and Found.
The steps all students should take when starting or stopping personal use on a school computer.
What is, login/log out!
The reason why we do all of the items listed in this category.
What is, your/our safety.
The generally accepted and expected phrase to use when someone does something kind for you.
What is, thank you.
The way in which to volunteer related information, answer a question or respond in class.
What is, raise your hand.
The type of questions or comments that are considered responsible.
What are helpful and on the learning topic.
The week long hiatus from school in March.
What is Spring Break!