Support Systems
Who should you reach out to for support with student behaviors?
The Dean, Mr. Bernado.
Being on time to school is part of being responsible.
True.
You forgot your homework. What should you do?
Speak with your teacher and take responsibility.
You notice a new student sitting alone at lunch. What could you do?
Invite them to sit with you.
Who can help you if you are feeling sick during the school day?
The school nurse, Ms. Yesse.
You should wait until the end of the school year to ask for help with a difficult subject.
False.
What does it look like to respect school property and shared spaces?
Keep the building clean, take care of materials, and use things appropriately.
What would you do if you see someone being bullied?
Report it to a trusted adult.
Who can you talk to if you need emotional or social support?
School Counselor, Ms. Jennifer.
If your friend is making a poor decision, you have to make the same decision to remain their friend.
False.
You make a mistake but are afraid of getting in trouble. What should you do?
Be honest and take responsibility for your actions.
A friend encourages you to break a school rule. What would you do?
Make a positive choice and say no.
Who can help you if you are struggling with a class or assignment?
Teacher
You can demonstrate leadership without being elected to a leadership position.
True.
What is one way to stay on track with assignments and deadlines?
Use a planner, PowerSchool, Google Classroom, or speak with the teacher to achieve your goals.
Your friends are pressuring you to participate in a group chat that is making fun of another student. What would you do?
Refuse to participate and leave or report the harmful behavior.