Bathroom Behavior
Walk in quietly and go straight to a stall or urinal.
What should you do when you enter the bathroom?
Walk.
What is the number one rule in the hallways?
Walk and keep food on your tray or table.
How do you stay safe in the cafeteria?
Walk.
How should you move through common areas?
Words that show respect and care for others.
What are kind words?
Wash your hands with soap for 20 seconds.
What should you always do before leaving the bathroom?
Stay to the right side.
How should students move through hallways to keep traffic flowing?
Use quiet voices talk to the person next to you.
What voice level should you use while eating?
Use furniture the way it was designed.
How should chairs and tables be used?
Words that insult, exclude, or target someone’s identity.
What are hurtful or discriminatory words?
Place the cone in the doorway when you enter.
What do you do when using the gender neutral bathroom?
Whisper or zero level.
What voice level should be used in hallways?
Clean up your entire area when you finish eating.
What should you do before leaving your table?
Work quietly and do not distract others.
How should I work in the commons area?
The thing that can make the same words sound kind, neutral, or rude.
What is tone?
Tell an adult right away.
What should you do if you see a clogged toilet or a big mess?
Keep walking and wave quietly instead.
What should you do if you see a friend across the hallway?
Tell a staff member immediately.
What should you do if you spill milk or food?
Clean up after yourself and return items.
What is your responsibility after using shared spaces?
Apologize and try again using kinder words.
What should you do if you say something hurtful?
Quiet voices and respect for privacy.
How should you act when others are using the bathroom?
Hands and feet to yourself.
How should you keep your body while walking through the halls?
Wait patiently in line, do not cut in line.
How should you behave while waiting for food?
Report damage to an adult.
What should you do if something is broken?
Because they can make someone feel unsafe or unwelcome.
Why is discriminatory language harmful?