Classroom Expectations

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Classroom Expectations
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• Class begins when the bell stops ringing.
• The expectation is that you are in your seat and
  working no more than two minutes after the bell
  rings.

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• Each day there will be a dispatch activity for
  you to complete when class begins.
• Expectations You are expected to be in your
  seat working on the morning activity.
• This is usually a quiet activity.

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• On-task behavior means
• Doing what is expected, doing your best.

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• Classroom library books need to be checked out
  from the teacher.
• They need to be returned to the teacher.

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Where does your backpack belong? Under your desk
or in your locker
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• The materials you are expected to have in class
  each day are something to write with , paper,
  and your agenda

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• Class work and homework should be turned in to
  the work basket unless otherwise directed.

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• To ask a question or make a comment you need to
  raise your hand.

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• Restroom - You need to ask permission You need to
  take a pass when you go.
• Tissue You may get a tissue whenever
• you need to. Please put them in a trash can when
  you are finished with them.
• Pencil Sharpener You may sharpen your pencil at
  any time someone is not standing in front of the
  room talking or we are having a class discussion.

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• Counselor To see a counselor you must fill out
  a request and put it in her box before school, at
  lunch or after school.
• Gum you may not chew gum in the classroom.
• Hats/Hoods You may wear a hat or have your hood
  on as long as I can
• see your face.

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• Using computers is a privilege. You are expected
  to stay on task while working on the computers.
• Inappropriate use of the computers or off-task
  behavior will result in loss of computer
  privileges for a specified amount of time.
• Treat the equipment appropriately, no food or
  drink near it. If it breaks we are out of luck!

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• Off task, inappropriate use of computers
  consequences
• 1. Loss of Internet access for 5 days.
• 2. Loss of computer use for 5 days.
• 3. Loss of Internet access for 10 days.
• 4. Loss of computer access for 20 days.
• 5. Loss of computer access for the
• remainder of the school year.

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• The one rule in this class is that no one may
  interfere with the learning, safety or well-being
  of others. This means treating adults, your
  classmates, and the property of others with
  respect.
• The purpose of Make Your Day is to help you
  become responsible young adults by being
  accountable for your actions.