Dorman, A.- ELA/Soc. Sci./Found. of Film

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Students are expected to maintain a safe, civil, and orderly environment conducive to learning. All students are expected to:
- Be in their seats and ready to work when the tardy bell rings
- Follow directions from all staff members
- Bring all necessary materials to every class every day
- Raise their hand and wait to be called on
- Remain seated unless given permission by the teacher to be out of seat
- Keep their hands, feet, and other objects to themselves.
- Avoid disruptive or unsafe behavior
If a student chooses to not follow the rules, the following consequences may occur:
- Warning
- Change in Seat
- Student/Teacher Conference
- Parent/Guardian Contact
- ODR Written
- Parent/Guardian Conference
Establishing Positive Consequences
- Reward students for being amazing!
- Celebrate student’s successes in learning
- Complimentary notes or phone calls to parents
- Awards or certificates
- Special privileges
- Follow-up after positive notes or phone calls home
Teacher Interventions
- Communicate with the student regarding the misconduct placing the emphasis on isolating the problem and generating solutions to the problem
- Use appropriate, corrective measures, which might include: proximity, redirection, change in seat assignment.
- Reinforce positive behavior and administer consistent consequences
- Contact parent – note, phone call
- Change student seat
- Isolation, or time out, in the classroom
- Having student write a letter to the parent explaining the infraction
- Losing classroom privileges
- Hold a parent/teacher conference
- Hold conference with student and counselor
- Classroom suspension- (teacher must fill out appropriate form and provide work for student as well as make parent contact)
Last Modified on September 1, 2020