Questions and Answers
Where in the classroom are you not allowed to be?
Behind the teacher's desk.
What should you do with any door when you leave the classroom?
Close the door, all the way.
What happens if you leave trash in the classroom?
Sweep the floor during homeroom.
What do you do with backpacks and lunchboxes in the classroom?
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What kind of an attitude should you always have in class and towards other students?
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When can you write on the white board?
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What happens if you ask how much time we have left in class?
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When can you use the restroom?
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What type of a voice level should you always use in class?
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What type of a voice level should you use during quizzes and tests?
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When can you leave the classroom?
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What is the procedure for leaving the classroom?
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When can you go into the supply cabinet?
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What is the procedure for getting ready to take a test?
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What is the procedure for entering the classroom?
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What is the consequence if the teacher hears you reference a movie, TV show, or song in class?
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When is it okay to reference a movie, TV show, or song in class?
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When do you start cleaning up your materials at the end of class?
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What is the consequence if the teacher hears you reference something inappropriate in class?
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What is the consequence if you are disruptive in class?
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What happens if you do not do your homework?
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What happens if you are absent and miss work?
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What happens if you bring mud into the classroom?
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What happens if you do not bring your materials to class?
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What happens if you do not bring a pencil or your planner to class?
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Study Notes
Classroom Rules and Procedures
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Teacher's Desk: Students are not allowed behind the teacher’s desk.
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Doors: Always close the door completely when leaving the classroom.
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Trash: Leaving trash results in sweeping the floor during homeroom.
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Personal Items: Backpacks and lunchboxes must be placed under desks, avoiding trip hazards.
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Attitude: Maintain a positive attitude towards classmates and learning.
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Whiteboard Usage: Writing on the whiteboard is allowed only with the teacher's permission.
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Time Questions: Asking how much time is left in class results in an extra homework worksheet.
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Restroom Policy: Use the restroom only in emergencies or before/after class and during individual practice. Do not ask during instruction.
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Voice Level: Use a normal to low voice level during class; speak quietly during activities.
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Testing Silence: No talking during quizzes or tests unless asking the teacher a question.
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Leaving the Classroom: Students may only leave the classroom with the teacher's permission.
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Leaving Procedure: Obtain permission, leave quietly, close the door, and return quickly and quietly.
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Supply Cabinet Access: Entry is permitted only with teacher’s approval.
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Test Preparation Procedure: Clear desks, take out necessary materials, ask final questions, and stay quiet until tests are distributed.
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Entering the Classroom: Wait for the previous class to leave, be quiet, close the door, prepare materials, and sit quietly until class begins.
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Media References: First reference to a movie, TV show, or song receives a warning; further references lead to increasing penalties, including detention and office referral.
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Permissible References: References are allowed only when explicitly permitted by the teacher.
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Clean-Up Timing: Begin cleaning up only when directed by the teacher.
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Inappropriate References: Equivalent consequences to media references apply for inappropriate comments or disruptions.
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Disruptions: Repeated disruptive behavior incurs escalating consequences, including warnings and detention.
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Homework Accountability: Missing homework results in loss of dress down privileges and completion in Study Hall.
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Absences: Work missed during absences must be completed in Study Hall upon return.
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Mud in Classroom: Bringing mud into the classroom requires cleanup during homeroom.
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Material Preparedness: Not bringing required materials like books results in loss of dress down privileges.
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Pencil and Planner: Failure to bring a pencil or planner leads to writing 20 sentences in Study Hall about being prepared.
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