Locker Rules
This is something you should do on a weekly basis
Clean your locker
What cant get someone out in dodge ball??
The head!!
If you aren't in your seat when this sound finishes, you are officially considered "tardy."
You should do this before speaking or leaving your seat to show respect for the lesson.
Raise your hand
This is the first thing you should put at the top of every worksheet to ensure you get credit for your work.
Your NAME
This is the only person you should ever share your locker combination with.
NOBODY
To participate in gym, you need to wear these types of shoes
To keep traffic flowing, you should always walk on this side of the hallway.
Right side
These are the specific items you should have out and ready on your desk the moment the bell rings so you are prepared to learn.
Materials
This term refers to the habit of putting off a task until the very last second, which usually results in lower-quality work and higher stress.
Procrastinating
To prevent unpleasant odors and pests, you must remove these types of items from your locker every single day.
Food and TRASH!
Even if you aren't feeling 100%, you must provide this to be excused from physical activity for the day.
Doctor's note
This is the common name for the short amount of time—usually 3 to 5 minutes—given to get from one class to the next.
Passing Period
Unless a teacher gives specific permission, these electronic devices should be off and away. Mainly in your locker.
To avoid losing work, you should ensure your files are named correctly and stored in these specific containers.
Folders
To keep the hallways safe and clear, these bulky items must stay in your locker during the school day.
For safety reasons, this type of accessory should be removed before physical activity.
Jewelry
This term describes the act of loitering or standing in the middle of the hall, which blocks other students
Congregating
When a guest speaker or substitute is in the room, students are expected to show this—which is often considered even more important than when the regular teacher is present.
Respect
Doing this "as you go" prevents a pile-up of papers at the bottom of your locker
Organizing your LOCKER
This is the policy regarding decorating the outside of your locker with stickers or tape
Not allowed, but you can use magnets!
To ensure everyone’s safety and privacy, this is the one place in the gym area where cell phone use is strictly prohibited at all times.
Locker Room
If you need to stop at the office or bathroom during this time, you must first get one of these from your next teacher.
This phrase describes the silent, independent work you should begin the moment you walk into the room.
Bell ringer!
This is where you can check your grades and missing assignments. (hint Online)
Home Access Center (HAC)