Respect Property (Math)

What should you do if your Chromebook is damaged?

• Ignore it and keep using it

• Try to fix it yourself

• Report the damage immediately to the library or email through JupiterEd

• Wait until the end of the school year to report it

Where should your Chromebook be kept when not in use?

• On the floor

• In a safe place at home and school

• In your locker

• Anywhere you find convenient

What is the rule for using cell phones during school hours?

• Cell phones can be used anytime during class

• Cell phones can be used during lunch only

• Cell phones, earbuds, and headphones may only be used before or after school unless with teacher permission

• Cell phones must be turned off at all times

What is one of the consequences for not respecting school property?

• Detention

• Reflection (after school)

• Automatic suspension

• Expulsion

What must you always keep inside the Chromebook case?

• Your textbooks

• Your ID card

• Your lunch

• Your homework

What should you do if you find someone else's Chromebook?

• Keep it for yourself

• Report it to a teacher or the library

• Leave it where you found it

• Try to find the owner yourself

How often should you charge your Chromebook?

• Only when it is completely dead

• Every night

• Once a week

• Only at school

What should you do if your Chromebook is not working properly?

• Ignore the problem

• Try to fix it yourself

• Report the issue to the library or through JupiterEd

• Ask a friend to help you

When is it appropriate to use your Chromebook during class?

• Anytime you want

• Only when the teacher gives permission

• During lunch breaks

• During free periods

What should you do if you accidentally damage school property?

• Hide the damage

• Report it immediately to a teacher or staff member

• Blame someone else

• Wait until someone notices