Hallway Behavior Quiz

Which of the following is a positive hallway behavior observed in the pictures?

• Walking quietly

• Running and shouting

• Blocking the hallway

• Pushing others

Which image shows the correct hallway behavior during the passing period?

• The image on the left with students walking calmly

• The image on the right with students running and gathering in groups

It is important to follow the correct hallway behavior during the passing period because:

• it helps maintain safety and order for everyone.

• it allows students to skip classes easily.

• it encourages running and shouting in the halls.

• it makes the hallway more crowded and chaotic.

According to the instructions for hallway behavior with a pass, what should you do when going to the bathroom?

• Take any colored lanyard

• Make sure the GREEN lanyard is around your neck

• Hold the pass in your hand

• Ask a friend to go with you

Fill in the blank: When traveling to the health office, counseling, or the STEAM Center, make sure your _______ pass is in your hand for staff to see.

• other colored

• signed

• digital

• temporary

What does a GREEN lanyard indicate according to the hallway behavior instructions?

• Health office

• Counseling

• Bathroom

• STEAM Center

According to the Tardy Policy, when is a student considered tardy?

• When they are not in their assigned seat when the bell rings

• When they are late to school

• When they leave class early

• When they forget their homework

What is the consequence for a student's 1st-2nd unexcused tardy according to the Tardy Response Plan?

• Parent meeting

• Verbal warning and teacher logs

• Referral to STEAM Center

• Referral to Administrator

What action does the teacher take for a student's 3rd unexcused tardy?

• Assigns detention

• Contacts parent/guardian and assigns after school reflection

• Refers to Administrator

• Gives a verbal warning

For the 4th-5th unexcused tardy, the student is referred to the STEAM Center and a parent meeting is held with the student and _________?

• counselor/SW

• principal

• nurse

• coach