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Amelia Earhart Middle School

Amelia Earhart Middle School. Binder Reminder/ Discipline Assembly 2009-2010. Names to Know. Principal – Mr. Kells Assistant Principal – Mrs. Brown Counselors – Mrs. Emett – A – LEE Mrs. Orsbun – LEF - Z Plant Manager – Mr. Jimenez Campus Supervisors – Ms. Rubi Mrs. Huckabee

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Amelia Earhart Middle School

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  1. Amelia Earhart Middle School Binder Reminder/ Discipline Assembly 2009-2010

  2. Names to Know • Principal – Mr. Kells • Assistant Principal – Mrs. Brown • Counselors – • Mrs. Emett – A – LEE • Mrs. Orsbun – LEF - Z • Plant Manager – Mr. Jimenez • Campus Supervisors – • Ms. Rubi • Mrs. Huckabee • Mr. Castro • Mrs. Burns

  3. Attendance • School starts at 7:30- This means in the classroom by 7:30!!! • When you are absent you must either have you parent call to report your absence or bring a note to the office. This MUST be done within 3 days or it becomes a truancy! • Truancy • Not in class or at school when you should be. • Consequence • Saturday School • STOP • Our first bell rings at 7:25am. You should be plan to be on campus by 7:15am!! • Being Tardy excessively can lead to Tuesday School, Saturday School and even suspension!!! • Strategies • Routines, cross-campus short cuts, walk and talk

  4. Attendance Perfect Attendance: • Donut Delivery • Hawk Tickets/ Monthly Drawings • Trimester rewards. • Singh Chevrolet.

  5. Lunch and Breakfast • No food or drink past red lines • Use Trash Cans • Good citizenship and behavior expected • You must have pass to cross red lines during lunch

  6. Transportation • Bus • Behave on bus or you will lose privilege of riding. • Consequences may be issued at school for poor behavior on the bus • Bike (Need a Permit)-Permit Available in the office • Must ride with a Helmet-State law • Parents • Student Safety – Drop off loops only – No U turns • Feet • Use crosswalks Transportation NOT allowed • Scooters • Skateboards • Roller blades

  7. Library • Hours – 7:10am to 3:00pm • Printers available to print homework – must be in Rich Text • Computers for internet Searches • Magazines, books, and newspapers • Outstanding Book fines keep you from • Dances • 8th Grade Trip • Receiving Your Promotion Certificate • Receiving your Yearbook • Book Fines for late books and damaged books • Water damage • Torn Pages • Written or highlighted • Corner Damage • Pet Damage

  8. Counselors • Request an appointment – Mrs. Hoffman • Two Counselors – • Mrs. Emett Last Names A – Lee • Mrs. Orsbun last names Lef- Z • Conflict Resolution – Binder Reminder

  9. General Rules • Items prohibited from school: • TV’s, electronic games or cartridges, IPods, CD Players, MP3 Player, cameras, video cameras, pagers, PSP, • Cell Phones(Must be in backpack and turned off until end of 7th period) • 1st Offense – Referral – Detention • 2nd Offense – Referral – Saturday School • 3rd offense and subsequent Offenses – STOP, In school suspension, Suspension from School. • Markers (permanent, Sharpie)- • When taken they will only be returned to a parent • Laser Pens • Party Flyers- Must be individual invitations only

  10. Additional Items prohibited from school: • Marbles • Water balloons • Guns, knives or any type of weapon • Poppers • Stink bombs • Lighters/matches • “Any other object that is determined to detract from the educational process.”

  11. Gum!!!!! • Not allowed, EVER! • Consequences immediately!

  12. Public Displays of Affection • No Kissing • No arms around shoulders • No Squeezing

  13. Fighting • Self Defense • Mutual combat • Consequences • Riverside Police Department

  14. Dress Code It is important students dress in a safe, modest fashion. Decisions regarding student appearance are made in the best interest of students.

  15. This is School – Not a party

  16. No low cut shirts or showing undergarments or Pajamas

  17. No Spaghetti Strap Tops- no exposed under garments

  18. No midriff- No tummiesNo off the Shoulder Sleeves

  19. Rule of thumb … Shorts and skirts must reach the thumb – Clothing with holes must also be below the thumb (the holes)!!

  20. No emblems, printing, lettering or pictures related to: Drugs, Tobacco, Alcohol, Profanity, Sex or Gangs on anything at school #$#%&*@%

  21. No jewelry/accessory that creates a safety hazard.- Anything with spikes is not allowed!

  22. No Flip Flops

  23. Hats must be worn with Brim forward and not while inside

  24. No “Do” Rags and Bandanas Beanies may only be worn during inclement weather

  25. No Sagging - Pants must stay up without a belt. This is also inclusive of PE – no sagging allowed there either!!!

  26. Students may not wear clothing of the same type or color in order to intimidate other students, to represent a gang, or give the impression that their group represents a gang. You may only wear PE clothes during your PE class period.

  27. Dress Code Consequences • 1st–verbal warning /change clothes • 2nd–lunch detention/change clothes • 3rd–3 lunchdetentions/change clothes/parent contact • Subsequent –Tuesday School, Saturday School, Suspension/change clothes/parent contact

  28. Zero Tolerance • Sexual Harassment • Defiance • Fighting • Possession of Illegal substances • Possession of weapons

  29. Incentive Programs at Earhart • Hawk Tickets • Monthly Super Hawk Awards • Team Recognition • Perfect Attendance • Hawk Gold Cards • Lunch with Administration • A Awards

  30. LOSS OF PRIVILEGES • Yearbook Signing • Dances • World’s Fair • 8th Grade Picnic • Promotion

  31. Sexual Harassment • If it makes another person feel uncomfortable, then it is inappropriate: • Verbal • Written • Physical • Important to report immediately to: (as opposed to two or three months later) • Teacher • Administrator • Counselor • Other adult on campus

  32. BULLYING- NO TOLERANCE • Bullying occurs when one or more students threaten, harass or intimidates another student through words, or actions including: • Direct contact such as hitting or shoving • Verbal assaults such as teasing or name calling • Socially isolating or manipulating a student • Writing/posting threats or harassment on the internet or through cellular telephone text messages. STUDENTS WHO VIOLATE THIS POLICY MAY BE SUBJECT TO DISCIPLINE UP TO AND INCLUDING EXPLUSION Refer to student handbook for bully reporting form

  33. Standing up for your rights: • Difference between tattling and telling • Important issues that threaten your safety, or your ability to come to school and not be harassed, must be reported. • Report these violations to the counselor, an Assistant Principal, teacher, or another adult on campus. • Continue to report violations to an adult until someone responds to your concerns.

  34. Other Binder Reminder Resources • Cornell Notes Pages • Internet Resources • Subject Area Resources • PASS record… must be with you when you are out of class!!!! If called out of class with a green pass – Bring Binder Reminder with you!!!

  35. Questions ????

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