PBIS
PBIS focuses on teaching positive behavior expectations.
True
Explanation: PBIS helps students understand what positive behavior looks like.
GLAD stands for Global Leadership Academy Discovery.
True
Explanation: The name reflects leadership, learning, and discovery.
Students perform better on tests when they are well-rested and arrive on time.
True.
Explanation:Sleep and punctuality help scholars focus, stay calm, and perform their best.
Students can access their phones during the school day.
False
Explanation: State statute requires phones to be off and not accessible. Elementary phones are stored in classroom pouches; middle school phones are locked in school-provided Yondr pouches until dismissal.
Soccer is the most popular sport in the world.
True
Explanation: Soccer (fútbol) is followed and played globally.
Students can earn House points through positive behavior.
True
Explanation: Respectful choices and leadership behaviors are recognized.
GLAD’s mission includes developing future leaders.
True
Explanation: Leadership is embedded in academics, behavior, and culture.
Test preparation only happens during the week of testing.
False
Explanation: Test readiness is built all year through daily instruction and practice.
Students may wear any jacket or coat as long as they are in uniform underneath.
False
Explanation: Jackets and coats must have a school logo. Non-logo outerwear is out of dress code.
Michael Jackson is known as the “King of Pop.”
True
Explanation: His music and influence reached audiences worldwide.
PBIS is only about consequences for negative behavior.
False
Explanation: PBIS focuses on prevention and reinforcing positive choices.
The House System supports GLAD’s mission.
True
Explanation: Houses build leadership, collaboration, and school pride.
Encouragement at home helps reduce test anxiety.
True
Explanation: Positive reinforcement builds confidence and reduces stress.
Parents can access the main office until 3:30 PM.
False
Explanation: The main office closes at 2:45 PM so staff can prepare for a smooth and safe dismissal.
The movie Coco celebrates Mexican culture and traditions.
True
Explanation: The film highlights Día de los Muertos and the importance of family.
Respect, responsibility, and teamwork support House success.
True
Explanation: Houses thrive when scholars work together positively.
GLAD focuses on both academic achievement and character development.
True
Explanation: Scholars are supported academically and socially as whole individuals.
Attendance during testing season impacts student performance.
True.
Explanation: Being present ensures scholars don’t miss instruction or testing opportunities.
Families can email info@gladacademy.us and have concerns directed to the appropriate staff member.
True
Explanation: This ensures questions are routed efficiently for support.
Africa is the second-largest continent in the world.
True
Explanation: Africa is second only to Asia in size and population.
Families play an important role in supporting PBIS expectations.
True
Explanation: Consistency between home and school supports scholar growth.
Teamwork and belonging are part of GLAD’s culture.
True
Explanation: A strong community helps scholars feel connected and motivated.
Giving best effort on assessments reflects leadership and supports a scholar’s House.
True
Explanation: Effort and perseverance are leadership traits that help Houses succeed.
Families can communicate with teachers through ClassDojo, FOCUS, or email.
True
Explanation: Multiple communication options are available, with ClassDojo as the preferred first contact.
Music, sports, and movies can connect people across different cultures.
True
Explanation: Shared experiences help build understanding and community.