Well Principles
Talking with confidence and fluency, recognizing the audience/setting that they are in and using language that is appropriate for that.
What is Well Spoken?
This is the most often forgotten item of your uniform.
What is a lanyard?
Each day this should be in good working order and with plenty of battery.
What is a chromebook?
Hooks on the desks
Where should your backpacks go in class?
Wearing a clean, complete uniform with well kept hair and general hygiene.
What is Well Dressed?
This is the consequence in the morning for missing parts of the uniform.
This says that phones are okay for personal use as long as they do not bother other people, in this particular area.
What is the hallway phone policy?
815 am
What is the latest time I can get breakfast?
Having all necessary materials and a mindset for learning upon entering school.
What is Well Prepared?
Black or Burgundy
What color shoes are in dresscode?
Teacher will keep the device for the rest of the class period.
What is the first offense for not turning in a device?
825 am
What time does school start?
These two are not included as eOS points, but are still very important.
What are Well Read and Well Traveled?
Polo, khakis, closed toes shoes, belt
What is the alternative uniform? (for field trips and other special reasons)
They must be placed in a phone caddy/holder at the start of each class.
What is the CGWA school wide policy about phones each class?
These are the measure of your employability, based on Well Principles and earned daily in each class.
What are eOS points?
Going along with Well Mannered, this Well Principle includes following expectations inside and outside the classroom.
What is Well Behaved?
This part of the uniform is specific to grade levels, and scholars should wear the one that is indicative of their current grade level.
What is a tie?
Families and administrators can conference over next steps with devices, including prohibiting scholar from bringing devices on campus.
What is the fourth offense of not turning in devices?
Ago! Amé!
What is the teacher and student call and response used at CGWA as a quiet signal?