Respect is the rule for our class. Follow my directions and we'll all work beautifully together.
Each day will consist of exploring common allusions in the English language, reading some literature (classic and modern), expressing yourself through writing including daily journal entries, and student-directed projects.
Be prepared: use our Google Classroom, bring a notebook and something to write with everyday, focus on our curriculum for the entire class time.
Woodbridge High School will enforce a bell-to-bell prohibition on the use of cell phones and other personal electronic devices, from the start of the school day through dismissal. This includes cell phones, earbuds, headsets, headphones, and other internet-enabled devices. Students are expected to have their devices silenced and securely stored and may not wear earbuds, headsets, or headphones during the school day.
The purpose of this policy is to reduce distractions, improve student engagement, and create a school environment where students can focus on learning and interacting with their peers.
Progressive Consequences
• 1st Incident: Warning; incident documented in Genesis.
• 2nd Incident: Parent/guardian contact; phone/device secured in a the main office; incident documented.
• 3rd Incident: Administrative parent/guardian contact; cell phone pouch for 5 school days.
• 4th Incident: Administrative parent/guardian contact; 1 day in an alternate class setting and cell phone pouch for 10 school days.
No plagiarism!: research and cite: Use AI for brainstorming, not for doing your thinking! (teachers can easily check).
These rules aren't to hassle you or make your life difficult. They are there to maximize our classroom experience, but also to prepare you to handle situations you will encounter as you enter adult life. Classes and state tests and school tests (believe it or not) eventually come to an end. But real learning doesn't ever have to stop and LIFE GOES ON AFTER WHS! You will soon be in the adult world and you will be accountable and responsible for your own behavior, for working hard, and making making an effort. Our class will prepare you to succeed!
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