What is STAR an acronym for?

• Safety, Trustworthiness, Achievement, Responsibility

• Students, Trusted, Assessment, Responsibility

• Safety, Trustworthiness, Achievement, Reliability

• Students Talk Alot, Really

Where should you be demonstrating STAR behaviors?

• Classroom learning spaces, including Specials

• Recess

• On the bus

• Hallways and cafeteria

A little girl from Five Points is saying bad words on the bus.  What is the best way to handle this?

• Join her!

• Report it to your teacher.

• Let the bus driver know as you exit the bus.

• Laugh and tell the person you are sitting next to.

Why is it important to demonstrate safety on the bus?

• You are a role model for the Five Points kids.

• A distracted driver makes for a dangerous situation.

• Everyone on the bus is entitled to a safe and calm ride.

Whose job is it to keep classrooms clean?

• Principal Kochanski

• the custodial team

• students and teacher

• teachers

Where are cell phones permitted in the school building?

• in the cafeteria

• during math intervention

• In Ms. Schray's office

• in your backpack, turned off.

What are appropriate STAR behaviors during an emergency drill?

• Wander outside without my class or teacher.

• Talk and fool around with my friends in line.

• Walk quickly and silently outside with my teacher; stand silently in line

• Run, shout, and not stay with my class.

What is the best solution if you are having a disagreement with a classmate?

• Ask to visit the counselor Ms. Schray.

• Post negative things about them online.

• Confide in your teacher to see if they can help with the disagreement.

• Give the classmate space.

You notice that there is writing on the bathroom stall wall.  What should you do next?

• Ask to see Mrs. Kochanski or Mrs. Ericson immediately.

• Report it quietly to your teacher.

• Visit the custodian and ask for a magic eraser.

• Announce it loudly to the group when you get back to class

Is this appropriate cafeteria behavior?

• Yes

• No