Classroom learning spaces, including Specials

Recess

On the bus

Hallways and cafeteria

Join her!

Report it to your teacher.

Let the bus driver know as you exit the bus.

Laugh and tell the person you are sitting next to.

You are a role model for the Five Points kids.

A distracted driver makes for a dangerous situation.

Everyone on the bus is entitled to a safe and calm ride.

Principal Kochanski

the custodial team

students and teacher

teachers

in the cafeteria

during math intervention

In Ms. Schray's office

in your backpack, turned off.

Wander outside without my class or teacher.

Talk and fool around with my friends in line.

Walk quickly and silently outside with my teacher; stand silently in line

Run, shout, and not stay with my class.

Ask to visit the counselor Ms. Schray.

Post negative things about them online.

Confide in your teacher to see if they can help with the disagreement.

Give the classmate space.

Ask to see Mrs. Kochanski or Mrs. Ericson immediately.

Report it quietly to your teacher.

Visit the custodian and ask for a magic eraser.

Announce it loudly to the group when you get back to class

Yes

No

It isn’t important.

There could be important announcements that need to be heard.

It is a state law.

Food tastes better in a quiet atmosphere.

YES!

NO!

Give your friend a star ticket to pick it up for you.

Pick it up and throw it away without arguing.

Let them know it isn’t yours and start asking to see who is responsible.

Smile and keep walking.

Copying answers to homework from your bestie because you forgot to do yours

Heading right to class to get ready for the day after you get breakfast

Walking upstairs to 5th grade, even though you are in 6th grade

Joining another breakfast line to continue a conversation with a friend

Check Schoology and try to complete assignments I missed.

It's a day off so I’ll just show up the next day and hope for the best.

Return an absence excuse to my teacher within 3 days.

When I come back, ask my teachers what I need to make up.

Quickly write down any answer when I get to school in the morning.

Let the teacher know my dog ate it.

Log on to Schoology and work on it online.

Act cool and pretend it is done when my teacher asks me to get it out.

Turn my friend’s computer off because it's funny.

Slapping lots of stickers on my computer to decorate it.

Keep my computer in my backpack on the bus or when walking in the hallway.

Opening a tab for a game that I can play when my teacher isn’t looking.

Mrs. Kochanski and Mrs. Ericson

Students

ONLY homeroom teachers

Any Staff member

Turn them for the monthly reward

Share them with a friend so they can get a ceiling star.

Save them for a ceiling star.

Crumple them up and drop them on the ground.

True

False

Yes

No

My parents are responsible for my behavior.

Mrs. Ericson is responsible for my behavior.

My teacher is responsible for my behavior.

I am responsible for my own behavior.

Own my mistake, learn a lesson, and don’t repeat what happened.

Argue with adults who are trying to help me.

None of these

Make up a quick story to cover what happened.

In classroom learning spaces

in the bathroom

in the cafeteria

none of these

Safety, Trustworthiness, Achievement, Responsibility

Students, Trusted, Assessment, Responsibility

Safety, Trustworthiness, Achievement, Reliability

Students Talk Alot, Really