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CLASS RULES
PROCEDURES
LEVEL 1 OFFENSES
LEVEL 2 OFFENSES
LEVEL 3 OFFENSES
100
Everyone in this class has this Right, and we have class rules to ensure that this right is protected.
"What is the 'the right to Learn?"
100
What you should have ready when class starts - it isn't your mouth or an attitude.
What is 'a pencil or pen, and writing paper'?
100
Law enforcement will be called (the police will get involved).
"What is...'what will happen if you commit any Level 1 offense?'"
100
Breaking Level 2 rules means you'll get suspended for at least _______ days.
What is 'three'?
100
Parent conference, detention (during and/or after school and on Saturdays), and restriction from participation in extracurricular activities, in-school suspension, work assignment, suspension, and referral to school resources or community agencies or recommendation for expulsion.
What is 'punishment for Level 3 violations'?
200
Rule #1 says NOT to do this.
"What is 'violate the rights of others'?"
200
Before speaking in class, or leaving your desk.
When should you raise your hand?
200
"Zero Tolerance," or criminal offenses.
What are all Level 1 offenses in the Student Handbook?
200
Disrespect, vandalism, and refusal to obey mean three day suspensions because they are all in this category.
Level Two misbehaviors..
200
Most of the misbehaviors at AFLC fall into this category: common, but still unacceptable.
What are Level 3 offenses?
300
"Do unto others as you would have done unto you."
What is the Golden Rule?
300
The time in class when you aren't allowed a restroom or water break.
What is 'the first 15 minutes or last 15 minutes of class'?
300
Suspension, recommend expulsion, file an incident report with authorities, and file a juvenile petition or an arrest warrant (depending on the age of the student or students involved).
What is "What is...'what the principal does when a Level 1 rule is broken?' "
300
Cleaning up the school for Level Two rules violations means 'Getting put on ______ assignment."
What is 'work'?
300
T or F - Dress Code violations are NOT Level 3 offenses.
What is 'false'?
400
The first time.
After how many times should a student follow directions in this class?
400
In an orderly fashion, as in no horseplay, yelling, or jumping around.
What is 'the way you should enter or exit the classroom everyday'?
400
"Won't put up with it AT ALL...not even one time."
What does Zero Tolerance mean?
400
If you have ________ Level 2 violations, you could be recommended for this.
What is expulsion?
400
Profanity, cheating, and a phone violation: not a 'to do list,' but are...
What are Level Three violations?
500
Your seat, unless instructed otherwise.
What should you stay in?
500
Everyone gets right to work on this as soon as class begins, unless the teacher instructs otherwise.
What is 'the Writing question on the whiteboard'?
500
Breaking Level 1 rules like drug violations, aggravated assault, or even disturbance of school could result in this.
What is getting kicked out of school?
500
The answer to the question, "Could intimidating another student, or pornographic song lyrics get me suspended under Level 2 rules?"
What is 'yes'!
500
The main consequence of Level 3 offenses.
What is parent conference and suspension?