ATTACHMENT 1

The following Classroom Discipline Plan for Strategies for Solving Math Problems has been developed and will be in effect at all times.

Expectations of Appropriate Student Behavior

 

General Expectations:

Students will...
1] be seated and ready to work when the bell rings.
2] not be disruptive (indulge in attention getting behavior).

3] not use profanity or be disrespectful to other students or the teacher.

4] respect school property and help keep the classroom clean.

5] read, learn and follow the school rules printed on the first few pages of
the parent-student handbook

Specific Expectations:

Students will...
6] bring Student Success Binder, Student Planner, Interactive Student Notebook, paper, and pencils to class every day.

7] follow all directions promptly.

8] complete all assignments on time.

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If a student does not meet one or more of the preceding expectations, one or more of the following consequences will occur:

Consequences:

1st violation: a verbal warning will be given. When needed, sometimes
the student is timed out to the back of the room or to outside the door.

2nd violation: a disciplinary writing assignment (due the class meeting)

3rd Violation: student recieves a demerit, a timeout is assigned and an Action Plan is developed by the student, followed by a call home to the parents.

4th Violation: student recieves a second demerit and is sent to the principal or his designee and their parents will be called
to the office.

5th. Violation: a third demerit will result in the student being suspended from classes at the AAE for up to three days by the principal or his designee. A maditory meeting with the parent, student and Principal will be held.

(see Parent/Student Handbook concerning 4+ demerits)

Before using any of the above formal consequences, I prefer to use reasonable and logical or "natural" consequences when possible. If a student is severely disruptive, he or she will be sent to the principal directly.

Incomplete Work: All class meeting assignments that are not completed on time will be taken home and completed as homework. {except when absent or when special circumstances apply}

Rewards for positive behavior include: catching a student being good,daily praise, occasional notes or phone calls home, seasonal class activities, no-homework nights, free time and class celebrations.

Take me back to the parent letter please...