WHS 3rd Q Refresh

What are students expected to do with their cell phones each day?

• Keep them in their pockets

• Place them in their Yondr pouches

• Leave them at home

• Give them to a friend.

If a student's Yondr pouch is missing/lost, they should ______.

• Report their lost Yondr pouch to an administrator

• Ignore it

• Buy a new one

• Ask a friend for help.

Which of the following tops is allowed according to the dress code?

• Halter top

• Green hoodie

• Solid red polo shirt with WHS logo

• Crop top

Students are expected to be dressed in uniform every day.

• True

• False

Being gone from class for too long is considered class-cutting.

• True

• False

When leaving a class, a student should...

(put procedures in order)

• Ask their teacher for permission.

• Sign out on the sign-out sheet.

• Take the pass with them and show the pass in the hallway.

• Return promptly (within 5 minutes)

• Bring back the pass and sign back in.

Fill in the blank: Students are expected to arrive to every class, every day _____.

• when they feel like it.

• within the first five minutes.

• on time.

Makayla's teacher found evidence that she used AI to write an assignment for her class. She was given the opportunity to redo it. Two weeks later, Makayla submits a second assignment that is also flagged for being AI-generated.

Does Makayla's teacher need to offer her the opportunity to redo/resubmit the second assignment?

• Yes - students can always redo/revise work, even if there's evidence of cheating, copying, or academic dishonesty

• No - Makayla earns a 0% for the second assignment, and cannot redo it.

If you need help with resolving conflict with another student, you should ask...

• a friend to share your side of the story

• everyone who follows you on social media what they would do

• a trusted adult in the building for help

• your parent to come to school to fix it

Students who are not meeting WHS expectations and classroom rules may face consequences like...

(choose all that apply)

• detention

• outreach to parent/guardian

• loss of privileges like prom, field trips, incentives, etc.

• referral to administrator