CHAMPS Basics
What does the "C" in CHAMPS stand for
What should you do immediately when arriving to class?
Get materials, find seat, be ready
What is the conversation level during upper middle school transitions?
Level 1
What must you always bring to class besides materials?
A charged Chromebook
How many PBIS points does each student start with?
20
In CHAMPS, what does “P” stand for?
Participation
What’s the first step to get help in class?
Raise your hand
How should you walk in the hallways and on stairs?
Quietly, on the right side, no blocking
What happens after your 1st offense breaking rules?
Verbal Warning
How many points are needed for end-of-quarter prizes?
17
During independent work, what is the conversation level?
Level 0
During direct instruction, what is the correct activity?
Fill in guided notes
What must you do when transitioning to the gym building?
Walk with the teacher, stay in the crosswalk.
What happens after 6 demerits in a week?
After-school detention
What is one way to recover points?
Service tasks, reflection forms, after-school service hour
What must you do to show “Success” during presentations?
Actively listen and observe classmates
What is the snack policy?
One snack, no candy/soda, water only
What is the success goal during transitions?
Smooth transition without disruption
What’s the consequence for violating the dress code 3 times?
Severe consequences per Student Code of Conduct
What happens if you have 3 demerits in a week?
Silent lunch, parent notified
In group work, who should you ask for help first?
Ask your team first, then raise your hand
What happens if the teacher is not yet in the classroom?
Line up against the wall, wait quietly
What happens if you are frequently tardy?
Consequences and demerits
Where must phones be during school according to NC law?
Off and in backpacks, not on your body
What happens if you get more than 6 demerits in a week?
Major referral, possible ISS/OSS