Student Behavior Expectations
All students are encouraged and taught to be responsible for their own school behavior. Student behavior expectations in the school environment are communicated by the principal and staff during the first week of school and are reinforced throughout the school year. All elementary schools operate on the pillars of character of trustworthiness, responsibility, respect, fairness, citizenship, and caring.
School-wide Expectations
Students will:
not bully, hurt, embarrass, or humiliate other students, physically or verbally
keep hands and feet to ourselves and respect others’ personal space
respect the rights, person, and property of others
enter and leave the room or building in an orderly fashion
talk quietly
walk in the building
talk without using “bad” language
care for school property
leave toys at home
remove hats when entering the building
School Bus Expectations
Students will:
collapse the handle of a "rolling book bag" and carry it onto the bus
stay in seat and face the front while the bus is in motion
use indoor voices
enter and leave the bus in an orderly manner
keep hands, arms, and objects inside the bus
follow the bus driver’s directions the first time they are given
bring only school related items on the bus
Playground Expectations
Students will:
treat everyone in a safe and helpful way
use equipment safely
display positive sportsmanship
follow the staff members’ directions the first time they are given
Cafeteria Expectations
Students will:
use appropriate and polite table manners
wait to be excused
be responsible for cleaning up after themselves
talk quietly
follow staff directions the first time they are given
make sure to receive adult permission to use the restroom prior to leaving the cafeteria
Lavatory Expectations
Students will:
use equipment properly
use sinks and soap properly
use paper products properly
flush completely once
keep feet on the floor (no climbing or playing)
respect other’s privacy
Assembly Expectations
Students will:
sit quietly
look at and listen to the speaker
be respectful to the speaker and audience