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In order to be successful as an 8th grader, there are specific rules and expectations in the classroom that need to be met. These expectations will be discussed with students on the first day of class and they will be held accountable when these expectations are not being met.
In order to be successful as an 8th grader, there are specific rules and expectations in the classroom that need to be met. These expectations will be discussed with students on the first day of class and they will be held accountable when these expectations are not being met.
1. Being in your seat before the bell rings
1. Being in your seat before the bell rings
2. Bringing all books and materials to class each day
2. Bringing all books and materials to class each day
- Note and Homework materials
- Folder
- Writing utensils
- Calculator
- CHARGED Chromebook
3. RESPECT
3. RESPECT
Respect yourself, your classmates, your peers, your teachers, other adults and their property. This means WATCH your language, be careful not to tease others, do no touch, throw, or damage objects in or around the classroom and finally, keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself. This is a safe zone and NO ONE is to be disrespected.
Respect yourself, your classmates, your peers, your teachers, other adults and their property. This means WATCH your language, be careful not to tease others, do no touch, throw, or damage objects in or around the classroom and finally, keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself. This is a safe zone and NO ONE is to be disrespected.
4. Do QUALITY work
4. Do QUALITY work
Prepare for each class by completing assignments or asking questions when needed. Be involved in class and don’t get lazy!
Prepare for each class by completing assignments or asking questions when needed. Be involved in class and don’t get lazy!
5. Strive to ALWAYS be the BEST you can be and do the BEST work possible
5. Strive to ALWAYS be the BEST you can be and do the BEST work possible
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