Code of Excellence Quiz

The main purpose of the Code of Excellence is to:

• Punish students for misbehavior

• Provide guiding values for respect, responsibility, and integrity

• Create a list of classroom chores

• Replace school rules

Which of the following is an example of a responsibility?

• Having the right to free speech

• Completing assignments on time

• Feeling safe at school

• Having access to education

Respect in school means:

• Agreeing with everyone

• Treating others with kindness and fairness

• Ignoring classmates’ opinions

• Only listening to teachers

Which of the following best shows care in school?

• Laughing when someone makes a mistake

• Helping a classmate who dropped their books

• Ignoring someone who is upset

• Taking all the credit in group work

Accountability means:

• Avoiding consequences for your actions

• Taking ownership of your actions and decisions

• Blaming others for mistakes

• Following rules only when teachers are watching

Restorative practices focus on:

• Ignoring conflicts

• Repairing harm and restoring relationships

• Giving punishment without discussion

• Moving on without solving problems

Equity in education means:

• Treating everyone exactly the same

• Giving each student the support they need to succeed

• Rewarding only the top students

• Ignoring differences among students

A positive mindset means:

• Believing that effort and learning from mistakes help you grow

• Thinking you can’t improve your skills

• Believing only talent matters for success

• Giving up when faced with challenges

A safe school environment is one where:

• Students feel protected, respected, and supported

• Only academics are emphasized

• Students compete aggressively

• Safety is left to the teachers only

Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) helps students:

• Focus only on test-taking skills

• Understand emotions, build relationships, and make responsible choices

• Avoid teamwork and work alone

• Memorize rules without reflection