All students have the right to a school setting that is orderly, efficient, and free from disruption. The district’s discipline management plan has been prepared to ensure this right. The plan provides procedures to protect the individual rights of students whose conduct has been alleged to be disruptive or dangerous, while at the same time guaranteeing the rights of all students to an educational environment that promotes learning in an orderly and safe setting.

Campus “Bear Rules”

1. We keep hands and feet to ourselves.

2. We walk at all times.

3. We have quiet lines.

4. Our voices and actions are respectful.

Classroom Rules
Our classroom rules are designed to work with our campuses “Bear Rules.” The rules are very specific for both conduct and responsibility so that your child will know exactly what is expected of him/her.

 

CONDUCT
1. Talking out
2. Talking to another student
3. Playing
4. Making Noises
5. Poor behavior in line
6. Poor behavior outside classroom
7. Sitting in chair improperly
8. Disrespectful
9. Laughing at others
10. Hands & Objects not kept to self

RESPONSIBILITY
11. No Homework
12. No signed papers/folders
13. No name on paper
14. Not prepared in a timely manner
15. Off task
16. Not following instructions
17. Not turning in work
18. Messy desk
19. Not paying attention
20. Eyes on another’s paper

Conduct and Responsibility Book
If a student breaks a rule, he/ she will sign the C&R book, noting the number of the rule broken. There will be both daily and weekly consequences. These consequences are listed below. On a daily bases, conduct and responsibility are treated the same (either one counts as one consequence). Parents, please sign your child’s conduct and responsibility chart weekly.

Daily Weekly Grade
0 signs> E+
1 sign > Warning E
2 signs> Miss half of recess S
3 signs> Miss all of recess S-
4 signs> Note sent / Call Parent N
5 signs> Conference/SAC U

Each week the Conduct and Responsibility grade will start over at E+. An average of the six grades will be given on the report card.

Rewards

Rewards for those who choose to follow the rules include: praise, stickers, class coupons, occasional positive notes home, etc. Students can also earn a chance to be in the weekly lottery.

Whole class rewards can also be earned (no one signs all day/week). These rewards include a class game, free time, popcorn parties, etc.

I look forward to working with both you and your child to have a productive and exciting year! I want to thank you in advance for all of your support in helping your child achieve his or her highest potential.

 

~Brenda Jones

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