Welcome to Ms. Saroj's Modern Health Classroom!

I am a Modern Classroom teacher, meaning I create instructional videos so each of my students can move at their own pace and be graded on mastery. This use of technology allows me to work with students one-on-one or in small groups. In my class, different students will be working on different lessons on any given day, collaborating with students who are also working at their pace, or seeking help from students who are ahead. All students revise their work until they show true understanding of the material, and then advance to the next lesson. You can learn more about this research-based instructional model at modernclassrooms.org.

CHECK YOUR GRADES: Check at any time and see your current grade and assignments! Directions: visit http://www.nacs1.org/ -> Parents -> SchoolTool Parent Portal

ROOMS: Rooms is a two-way communication and messaging tool integrated directly with our NACS app. Parents/Guardians can always check when their children’s homework is due, and students can ask their teacher school-related questions using this app. Click HERE for Rooms.

Student Responsibilities:

CLASSWORK IS DUE ON THE INDICATED DUE DATES. Follow soft deadlines for Lesson Work and hard deadlines for Unit Work. Please visit your Google Classroom for all materials when absent, or contact your instructor.

If there is a circumstance in which you are unable to turn in work on time, please contact the instructor. 

Plagiarism of any type will be reported to the administration immediately and dealt with as they see fit according to the Code of Conduct. We will be checking to make sure all work submitted is the students’ work and not anyone else's.

NOTE:  If you are ever unsure about what constitutes plagiarism or about the acceptability of work you are doing, it is your responsibility to ask your teacher before you turn in your work. 

There will be some homework assignments to do with an adult at home!

Extra credit may be offered at teacher discretion. Please contact your instructor.

Late arrivals / attendance will be dealt with according to the latest and most appropriate NACS policy.

Arriving to in-person Health class late without a pass three times or more in a semester results in a detention for every unexcused late arrival thereafter.

ground rules:

• Health can be a personal topic, and it is important to consider a baseline of class conduct rules to follow at all times as we study together.  At the beginning of your Health course, you and your classmates, with instructor guidance, will comprise a list of Ground Rules to ensure that we are learning to the best of our ability, with both grit and grace.

Expectations:

• • Use your time efficiently.

  • Respect yourself, respect other people, and respect your work.

  • Ask questions.

  • Keep an open mind & try your best!