Building Expectations

Arrive to class on time

Missing even the first five minutes of class can result in your missing important directions or information. If you do come in after the bell, please do so quietly and get settled quickly without disruption to your classmates.

Be prepared & self-directed

When the bell rings, you should be ready to go and not wandering around looking for a pen/pencil or chatting with a friend. You are only to bring material necessary for class to your desk (pen/pencil, notebook/binder, iPad etc.).

Be respectful & responsible
Treat your teacher & your classmates as you would like them to treat you. Do not talk when others are talking. Teasing and insults will not be tolerated.
Be attentive
Follow directions the first time they are given and allow me to teach. Class does not end until the bell rings, and you are expected to remain on task until that time. iPads are to be used for class purposes only.
Put in the time

Seventh Grade Social Studies has a challenging amount of content. Simply attending class is not enough for students to succeed. Be active participants during class.

Appropriate Chromebook Use

The Chromebook is the property of the district and is to be used as a learning device. You are NOT allowed to record audio, video or take photos in class without explicit permission from your teacher or your classmates. Any viewing, sharing or transmission of iPad material containing inappropriate content, offensive language, derogatory rumors/gossip, or other content not in keeping with Smith School’s mission or philosophy is strictly prohibited. Any inappropriate Chromebook uses will be reported to the school administration and the teacher reserves the right to confiscate the iPad if being misused.

The use of Cell phones is NOT permitted in class.

Cell phones should be turned off or on silent and kept in lockers. If you are found using a cell phone, it will be confiscated and turned into the office.

Eating & drinking and unsafe behavior are not permitted.
Plagiarism, Cheating & Academic Integrity

Plagiarism is the practice of copying words, sentences, images or ideas for use in written or oral assessments without giving the proper credit to the source.
Cheating is defined as giving or receiving of prohibited assistance on anything that has been determined by the teacher to be an individual effort. Both are considered serious offenses and will significantly impact your course grade.
Please refer to the “Academic Integrity Policy” section of the Student Handbook for detailed information.

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