Classroom 1
What materials are needed for this class?
Binder with dividers, highlighters, BLACK pen/pencil, paper.
What is considered an F?
64 and below.
True or False: It is okay to walk the room when it's close to transitioning time.
FALSE. Stay seated.
Respect whom in this classroom?
Yourself, classmates, authorities (teacher, principal, etc.)
Come to class prepared ___________.
DAILY.
Name some classroom incentives.
term party, fun Friday, treat from teacher, raffle.
What should you do if you're going to be absent?
Notify the teacher.
True or False: The 20/20 policy does not apply to every student.
FALSE. Go to the bathroom before class time or wait until allowed time.
When is it okay to leave the classroom messy?
NEVER
Enter the classroom _________.
CALMLY.
positive parent contact, class mvp, praise, treat.
True or false: you will still have to take a test regardless of if you were in class or not during instructional time.
TRUE
True or False: You can use pens in this class.
True. BLACK only.
What is not tolerated under any circustance?
Bullying, horseplaying, fighting, profanity.
Always be _____________.
ON TIME.
What is the attendance policy per semester?
5 unexcused absences before letter grade is changed REGARDLESS of current or passing grades.
How long do you have to make up an assignment for an EXCUSED absence?
ONE week from missed day
True or False: cursing is encouraged in the classroom.
FALSE. You will be dismissed from class.
When is food and drinks allowed?
Not allowed. Only capped water.
You have _________________ to make up any missed assignments from an excused absence under the teacher's discretion.
ONE WEEK
What is completely under teacher discretion?
Make up assignments.
What happens if you plagiarize on any assignment?
Definite zero, parent contact.
True or False: Having a binder for class is optional.
FALSE. A binder with dividers is required.
What happens if you are caught with a cell phone?
Turned in to front office with a referral.
Any missed assignments or instructions will be ___________________.
STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY