Come To Class On Time: Tardy
Come To Class On Time: Tardy
At the beginning of each school year, go over the rules in class with your students,
leaving time for questions and discussion. Provide the rules to parents as well, so
they're aware of your expectations for the school year. With a reasonable set of
clear, specific rules, you can anticipate a well-run classroom.
7. Don't Cheat
Students caught cheating will receive a zero and a phone call home. Both the
student who shares his work and the person who copies it will suffer the same
consequences. Be mindful of accidental cheating by covering your paper during
exams and preparation of other graded assignments.
BE RESPECTUFUL
Show respect for oneself, classmates, and any adults in the classroom.
**Refrain from talking/making noises while the teacher or another student is speaking; avoid put-
downs and horseplay, etc.
BE PREPARED
Bring planner, notebook/folder, pens/pencils, and any other materials needed daily.
**Remember, it is the student's responsibility to communicate with the teacher in order to make-
up any missed work.
BE RESPONSIBLE
Participate in a positive and constructive manner in class activities.
**Stay on task; 5 minutes on hall pass; avoid cheating on both tests and homework; please sit
quietly and pay attention, no heads on the desks (be an active listener), etc.
BE COMPLIANT
Follow all school policies regarding hats, cell phones, dress code, eating/drinking in class, etc.
CONSEQUENCES
1. Verbal warning
2. Written warning
3. Detention with the teacher
4. Parent notification/office detention
Detentions are to be served either before school, 7:00am - 7:30am or after school, 2:20pm - 3:00pm
within 2 days of the assignment depending upon the nature and/or severity of the situation. Failure to
serve a personal detention will result in serving an administrative detention.