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Rules, Procedures, Expectations 2025-2026

Total questions: 66

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When you enter the classroom, you are expected to

a)

enter quietly

b)

follow directions on the screen

c)

take off hats, hoods, and backpacks

d)

socialize

2.

You should always be sitting up straight. No slouching!

a)

True

b)

False

3.

When is it okay to put your feet up on a seat or desk?

a)

Never. This is a classroom, not your house.

b)

When nobody is sitting in it.

c)

whenever you need to stretch your legs

4.

The Wells Student Handbook states: Headgear including hats, hoods, stocking caps, beanies, hairnets, or “do” rags MAY NOT be worn inside buildings; this includes hoods on hoodie-style shirts. Exceptions are made for religious, and medical purposes.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

When is it okay to have your head down on your desk?

a)

when you are tired

b)

only in the morning

c)

when we are playing Heads Up 7-Up

d)

Never. This is not elementary school.

6.

Backpacks should be

a)

off

b)

near or under your desk

c)

out of the way

d)

all of these

7.

You are only allowed to use your assigned chromebook.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

If your assigned chromebook is missing, you need to

a)

tell Mr. Regalado immediately

b)

get another chromebook

c)

cry

d)

share with a partner

9.

If you notice something wrong with your chromebook, you should

a)

try to fix it

b)

ignore it

c)

notify Mr. Regalado immediately

d)

use a different chromebook

10.

Respect mode means

a)

close your chromebook halfway

b)

stop looking at your screen

c)

stop typing

d)

give Mr. Regalado your full attention

11.

The 4 Corners rule means

a)

all four corners of your chromebook must be on the desk at all times

b)

you are not allowed to walk with an open chromebook

c)

you should never grab or lift a chromebook by the screen

d)

if you don't follow the rule you will need to go sit in a corner

12.

The only things allowed on your desk are

a)

your chromebook

b)

your Wells student planner (Minder Binder)

c)

a pen or pencil

d)

project materials

13.

Food is not allowed in the classroom.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

You are expected to use the restroom

a)

during class

b)

during passing periods

c)

before you come to class

d)

anytime you want to avoid doing work

15.

You will not be allowed to use the restroom during the (a)   ten minutes of class, or the last​ (b)   of class.

Choose from the below words
first
ten minutes
16.

Restroom breaks during class time will be allowed for (a)   only.

17.

You must raise your hand, and get permission from Mr. Regalado to leave the classroom for any reason.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

When leaving the classroom, for any reason, you must sign out on the computer when you leave, and sign in when you return.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

During lunch and nutrition break, you must

a)

stay out of E, H, and B buildings

b)

clean up after yourselves

c)

RISE up

d)

act like a first grader at recess

e)

stay in designated areas

20.

Cell phones are allowed to be used in the classroom

a)

during breaks

b)

all the time

c)

only with permission from Mr. Regalado

d)

never

21.

Air pods and headphones are allowed

a)

always

b)

never

c)

with permission

d)

for academic purposes only

22.

Music and games

a)

are allowed only during breaks

b)

are okay if all work is done

c)

are never allowed

23.

Off task behavior or misuse of chromebooks may result in

a)

an email home

b)

loss of chromebook

c)

firing from your group

d)

being asked to leave the classroom

24.

Examples of behavior that disrupt the learning of others are

a)

yelling across the room

b)

being out of your seat without permission

c)

encouraging others immature behavior

d)

acting like first grader

25.

Disruptive or defiant behavior may result in

a)

an email home

b)

firing from your group

c)

being asked to leave the classroom

d)

discipline referral

26.

If you are asked to leave the classroom, you should

a)

argue with the teacher

b)

quietly leave and sit at a table in the hall

c)

walk around campus

d)

understand that Mr. Regalado just needs to talk with you individually

27.

When is touching other people allowed in this classroom?

a)

always

b)

during group work

c)

during breaks

d)

never

28.

Touching other people in the classroom may be considered to be

a)

physical aggression

b)

bullying

c)

sexual harassment

d)

all of these

29.

When is touching other people's property allowed in this classroom?

a)

always

b)

with permission

c)

never

30.

When is touching someone else's chromebook allowed?

a)

never

b)

always

c)

when helping, with permission

31.

Turning someone's Chromebook off when they are not looking is

a)

funny

b)

disrespectful

c)

a violation of classroom rules

d)

cause for suspension

32.

When are you allowed to be out of your seat?

a)

anytime

b)

never

c)

when getting supplies

d)

with permission

33.

When is the class dismissed?

a)

when the bell rings

b)

when we are cleaned up, sitting, and quiet, and...

c)

when Mr. Regalado dismisses you

34.

When are you allowed to move seats?

a)

anytime

b)

never

c)

with permission

35.

When are you allowed to move the desks?

a)

anytime

b)

never

36.

When emailing your teacher, you need to

a)

include a subject

b)

include a greeting, and a closing

c)

avoid slang, text speak, and abbreviations

d)

be specific

e)

use a professional tone, including academic language

37.

What is academic language?

a)

content specific language

b)

correct grammar

c)

slang

d)

language that should be used in a classroom at all times

38.

You should always use (a)   language when speaking with​ (b)   on campus.

Choose from the below words
academic
adults
39.

Using academic (a)   in the classroom shows that you have developed clear, precise ​ (b)   essential for academic ​ (c)   .

Choose from the below words
language
communication skills
success
40.

Academic language supports critical ​ (a)   by prompting students to use discipline-specific ​ (b)   , structured reasoning, and evidence-based explanations. This practice builds ​ (c)   in expressing complex ideas and helps prepare students for assessments, presentations, and real-world ​ (d)   .

Choose from the below words
thinking
vocabulary
confidence
problem-solving
41.

Encouraging academic language also promotes ​ (a)   by creating a shared, respectful standard for ​ (b)   that benefits ​ (c)   students, including English language learners and those from diverse backgrounds.

Choose from the below words
equity
communication
all
42.

In summary, using ​ (a)   during group work enhances learning, ​ (b)   , and communication—key skills for academic achievement and ​ (c)   .

Choose from the below words
academic language
collaboration
lifelong success
43.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

➔ Be kind...always.

➔ Use acceptable language at all times.

➔ Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

➔ Be courteous, cooperative, and respectful to yourself and others.

➔ Conduct yourself in a safe and appropriate manner.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

➔ Follow directions the first time they are given.

➔ Only materials needed for learning are to be brought to school.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Why is it important to read and follow all directions?

a)

to make sure you get full credit for your work

b)

if you don't, you will make uneccessary work for yourself

c)

it is a life skill

d)

so you do not get in trouble

47.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

Eating on campus is only permitted in designated areas or at teacher supervised functions. Gum and sunflower seeds are not permitted on campus at any time.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

Any student who defaces, damages, or destroys any school property may be liable for suspension or expulsion according to the nature of the offense. Parents and guardians are financially responsible for damage to school property by their children.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

If you are late to class, and the door is locked, you need to

a)

sit quietly outside

b)

bang on the door

c)

go to the office

d)

walk aroud campus

50.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

Student use of technology and the Internet on District premises or at a school sponsored-event is a privilege that may be taken away at any time.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

When are you allowed to do make up or brush your hair in the classroom?

a)

When you are having a bad hair day

b)

on rainy days

c)

during spirit weeks

d)

Never. This is a classroom, not your house.

52.

You are not allowed to leave the classroom without

a)

getting permission from the teacher first

b)

signing out

c)

taking a pass with you

d)

all of these

53.

When you are allowed to go to the restroom, you need to

a)

sign out, and sign back in

b)

take a pass

c)

be respectful of class time

d)

be courteous to your classmates, and return as quickly as possible

54.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

Students shall have no expectation of privacy in District or personal technology resources while on District premises or at a school-sponsored event.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

Students shall not access, post, submit, publish, or display harmful or inappropriate manner that is threatening, obscene, disruptive, or sexually explicit, or that could be construed as harassment, bullying, or disparagement of others based on their race/ethnicity, national origin, sex, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, or political beliefs.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

The Wells Student Handbook states:

During class time, students shall not use District technology resources for any purpose other than those designated by the instructor.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

What are examples of unnecessary noise not allowed in the classroom?

a)

singing

b)

whistling

c)

clapping

d)

tapping

e)

humming

58.

Late work

a)

is never accepted.

b)

is accepted up to 5 days after the due date.

c)

is not accepted after we finish the unit.

d)

must be submitted on the Grade Check Form.

e)

is not accepted in the final week of the grading period.

59.

If you turn in an assignment after the due date, what do you need to do?

a)

Nothing

b)

Send the Grade Check Form

c)

Complain to your parents that Mr. Regalado did not give you credit.

d)

Email Mr. Regalado

60.

If you complete an assignment after it has already been graded, how will Mr. Regalado know to check on it?

a)

He won't know unless you complete the grade check form.

b)

He has a lot of free time, so he grades all assignments over and over again.

c)

I heard that Mr. Regalado is psychic.

d)

I will just send him an email. It's not like he gets 100 emails a day or something.

61.

If you are (a)   on a day you or your group is scheduled to​ (b)   , you may need to attend​ (c)   to complete a make-up​ (d)   to recieve​ (e)   .

Choose from the below words
absent
present
AP
assignment
credit
62.

You should complete the Strike Form whenever someone in your group

a)

is being disrespectful

b)

is off task

c)

is playing games

d)

is not contributing

e)

is loud

63.

Do you think you know and understand all school and classroom rules, procedures, and expectations?

a)

yes

b)

no

64.

Which are parts of the "Rise "?

a)

Respectful

b)

Responsible

c)

Inclusive

d)

Empathetic

65.

Why is it important to follow all of these rules and procedures?

a)

for your safety and the safety of others

b)

to avoid disciplinary action

c)

to create and maintain an effective learning environment

d)

to become a mature and responsible student

66.

Please sign below;

" I understand that failure to follow these rules and procedures may result in disciplinary action."