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Classroom Rules and Expectations for Student Success

Follow these guidelines to create a positive learning environment: Be respectful, pay attention, complete work on time, report issues, and take responsibility. Consequences for disobedience in place.

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Classroom Rules and Expectations for Student Success

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  1. Classroom Rules Mrs. Grimm 2015

  2. General Behavior • Be nice and respectful to each other • Be nice and respectful to your teacher and other school staff • Be respectful of the property others • Keep your hands to yourself • Cooperate with others • No spitting, hitting, poking, kicking, or pushing

  3. Classroom Behavior • Pay attention in class • Raise your hand before speaking • Listen more, talk less • Stay in your seat during lectures/discussions • Clean up after yourself • No food or drink in the computer labs • Stand or sit by your computer to wait for dismissal

  4. School Work • Good effort is expected at all times • Turn in your work on time • Be sure to talk to the TEACHER about make up work after an absence • Use the lab before/after school to catch up/stay caught up • Remember deadlines for make up work

  5. Computer Issues • Report any computer issues to the teacher • Do not modify computer settings: background, sounds, etc. • No one is to be on the internet without teacher permission: that includes email, social networks, etc. • No computer games without teacher permission • No flash drives except for school work • Do not attempt any downloading from the internet without teacher permission

  6. Responsibility • YOU are responsible for: • Your behavior • Getting to class on time • Knowing what your assignments are • Asking questions as needed • Asking for your make-up work after an absence • Turning your work in on time • Your own success

  7. Other • Do not leave the classroom without permission • Sign out/sign back in when you do leave the room • NO BACKPACKS allowed in the classroom • Be aware of what to do in case of emergencies: fire, tornado, lock down. • Disciplinary steps may include: • Time after school • Parents notified • Sent to the office • Detention room • Other consequences

  8. Determination

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