Questions and Answers
What is the maximum number of hall passes a student can receive for restroom use in one grading period?
What is the consequence for a student who accumulates three tardies in one day?
When are students allowed to use their phones during school hours?
What is required of students before entering the classroom?
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What happens if a student fails to serve a detention for tardiness?
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What percentage of credit will a student lose if an assignment is turned in two days late?
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What is the first consequence for a student who misbehaves in class?
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How long do students have to make up missing assignments once they are returned?
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What must a student do when turning in a late assignment?
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Which of the following behaviors is strictly prohibited in the classroom and computer lab?
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Study Notes
Laptop Use
- Restart and plug in the computer after use; return it to the correct slot on the cart.
- Computer games prohibited in class and labs unless stated otherwise.
- Avoid destructive actions towards devices; otherwise, assignments must be completed on paper.
Late Work & Make-up Work
- Students have 3 days to request missing assignments upon their return.
- It is the student’s responsibility to catch up without interrupting class.
- Fill out a late work form when submitting late assignments to the designated folder.
- Guidelines for late submissions:
- 1 day late - 10% deduction
- 2 days late - 20% deduction
- 3 days late - 30% deduction
- 4+ days late - 40% deduction
Consequences of Misbehavior
- 1st offense: Warning
- 2nd offense: Parent notification
- 3rd offense: Detention with parent notification
- 4th offense: Referral to the office
- Skipping steps possible depending on misbehavior severity.
Helpful Hints
- Students are encouraged to seek help or clarification from the teacher.
- Common sense is vital; avoid questionable actions to prevent trouble.
- Return the signed syllabus sheet by August 16th.
Rules and Expectations
- Treat everyone with kindness and respect.
- Use technology appropriately.
- Ask for help when needed.
- Arrive prepared to focus and learn.
- Respect others' personal space and the learning environment.
EGHS Bathroom Policy
- Four hall passes issued per course for the grading period.
- Restroom use limited to building 25.
EGHS Tardy Policy
- Students allowed two tardies.
- 3rd tardy results in lunch detention; every 12th tardy leads to in-school suspension (ISS).
- Three tardies in one day result in out-of-school suspension (OSS).
EGHS Phone Policy
- No phone use during class; violators will receive a verbal warning and then a referral.
- Allowed phone use during transitions, lunch, or before/after school only.
- Consequences for phone referrals:
- 1st referral: Phone collected, 1 day of detention.
- 2nd referral: Parent must pick up phone, 1 day of ISS.
- 3rd referral: 30-day loss of device privileges, 2 days of ISS.
- 4th+ referral: Loss of device privileges for the year.
Classroom Procedures
- Use restroom before class since only four passes are provided.
- Enter by grabbing your laptop and logging in; sit in your assigned seat for Bell Work.
- Remain seated until dismissed by the teacher; clean up before leaving.
Academic Honesty/Integrity Agreement
- Students take ownership of their work; no cheating or unauthorized aid is permitted.
- Academic dishonesty will result in a score of 0% with no chance to redo the assignment.
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Test your knowledge on classroom policies regarding laptop use, late work, and consequences for misbehavior. This quiz covers the rules and guidelines that every student should be aware of to ensure a smooth classroom environment. Make sure to understand how to manage your responsibilities effectively.
