Your New Teachers
Room 33
Building Expectations
100

This person leads a group of scrappy adventurers on quests every week through D&D Club. Oh, and he also teaches ELA. 

Mr. Piersma

100

Mr. Piersma prefers that the closet remain closed at all times so that this supernatural entity does not escape (100 bonus points if you remember its name).

Ghost (his name is Marquelle)

100

During dismissal, students are required to stay in this location until dismissed by Go-Time or a radio call. 

Homeroom

200

This person has been at Vista the longest of anyone besides Mr. Pendell (and he teaches 7th grade math). 

Mr. Rodgers

200

Barney Senior, a purple dinosaur who occasionally contains mysterious secrets, is Room 33's version of this common classroom item.

Bathroom pass

200

When lined up to travel the hallway, students are expected to follow two easy expectations (100 points each).

- Right side

- Level 0

300

There are three other teachers (not counting Mr. Piersma) that support 7th grade ELA. Name as many as you can (100 points each). 

Ms. Beal, Ms. Bambacht, Ms. Cole

300

In Room 33, two common supply items are kept stocked for students to take as needed at any time. Name these two items.

Pencils, blank paper

300

During arrival, middle school students must be in one of two places. Name them both. 

Mr. Rodger's room or the gym

400

This teacher ran a marathon with zero prep because he's just that guy. He'll also teach you about history every other week. 

Mr. Sparling

400

In Room 33, teacher desks are a student-free zone. Mr. Piersma is particularly strict about this, as his nephews live there and he wants to keep them safe. Name any one of Mr. Piersma's nephews. 

Angus, Boonie, Philippe, Lord Chonkulus (Bringer of Shadow and Devourer of Worlds)

400

A student walks in wearing quarter-zip, jeans, and slides. What part of their outfit will get them dress-coded?

Slides (shoes must be close-toed with a back strap)

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