Goals
High School
Be Ready
Bullying
Obstacles
100
Something you set for yourself.
What is a goal.
100
Teacher, counselor, administrator, parent
What is people you can go to if your having trouble with school
100

Personal inventory of what you consider most important in life.

What are Values.

100
Harassing, belittling, harming another through physical or verbal attacks.
What is bullying?
100
Getting sick, breaking a bone, failing a class, moving during the school year, breaking up with a boyfriend or girlfiend
What are examples of obstacles?
200
Short, mid-term, and long term goals
What is (are) three types of goals.
200
This will happen if you complete your work, have good attendance, and fulfill all your graduation requirements.
What is to graduate from high school.
200
bullying, goals, how to be successful in high school, obstacles
What is topics we have covered in Be Ready
200

A recognition of self-worth and healthy love of self.

What is Self-Esteem.

200
Talking to an adult, going to tutoring, staying home while your body heals, sharing with trustworthy friends, making new friends in a new location.
What are some ways of getting through an obstacle
300
Any problem that interferes with success of goals.
What is an obstacle
300

Keeping track of homework assignments, when tests are coming, and when projects are due. Using a planner or notepad on your phone

How do you stay organized?

300

Be respectful to other people and things. Stay in your space. When we are in discussion put your phone to the side. Use appropriate language at all times.

What are example of being respect in the classroom?

300

Be clear; ask for guidance to help solve problems.

How can you ask for help?

300

Parents/Guardians, teachers, school nurse, counselor, clergy, local health clinic, coach, neighbor, extended family, hot line, Boys & Girls Club, family doctor, etc

Who are people, or other resources, could we reach out to when we need help?

400
To get good grades in the fall, to study for a test, to prepare for a fall sport are all examples of...
What is a short-term goal.
400
Math, Science, English, Social Studies
What is the subjects required to take to fulfill high school graduation requirements.
400

Maintain daily routine and schedule, Exercise regularly, Talking to caring adults, breathing, listening to music, being active

What are general behaviors and techniques that will help manage stress?

400
Texting obscene messages & facebook trash-talking
What is cyberbullying.
400
Good grades, athletic scholaships, academic scholarships, tutoring, jobs, parents, friends, teachers,
What can help you make it to a job, college, or vocational school after graduation
500
Graduate with a college degree, to get a good job, to go to vocational school.
What is a long-term goal.
500

Teacher support, tutoring, parent help, work with a study group

When your homework gets hard for you, what do you do?

500

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-based.

What does SMART stand for in Smart Goals?

500

is between two or more people

What is Communication.

500

Bullying, drugs and alcohol, violence, damage to property, giving up, dropping out, not asking for help when you need it, not completing or turning in assignments.

What are things that can keep you from graduating.

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