WorksheetsRespect and Responsibility: Habits of Success Quiz
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Worksheet time: 49mins
Which of the following is an example of showing respect according to the "Habits of Success"?
Taking care of devices used for learning
Respecting the privacy of other computer users
Using personal electronics during approved times
Using school appropriate websites
What should students do to demonstrate responsibility with their personal electronics?
Use them at any time during the school day
Use them only during approved times such as passing times and lunch
Share them with other students
Use them to access any website
According to the expectations, what is one way to respect the devices of other students?
Borrow them without asking
Use them for personal tasks
Avoid using or tampering with them without permission
Share your own device with others
Why is it important to use school appropriate websites as part of being responsible?
It helps students finish their homework faster
It ensures students are not distracted by unrelated content
It allows students to access social media during class
It makes the internet run faster
What does respecting established boundaries (AUP agreement) mean in the context of computer use?
Ignoring the rules set by the school
Following the Acceptable Use Policy for technology
Using any website you want
Sharing your password with friends
When does House File 782, restricting cell phone use in schools during instructional time, become effective in Iowa?
July 1, 2025
June 1, 2025
January 1, 2025
September 1, 2025
According to the CCSD Board Policy, what is considered a personal electronic device?
Any device capable of electronically communicating, sending, receiving, storing, recording, reproducing, and/or displaying information
Only cell phones and tablets
Only devices used for listening to music
Only devices that can access the internet
During which times are students in grades 7-12 restricted from using cell phones according to the CCSD Board Policy?
During assigned instructional periods or blocks, including individual work time, breaks, hallways, restrooms, and other common areas
Only during lunch breaks
Only during after-school activities
Only during exams
Which of the following statements about listening devices is correct according to the CCSD Board Policy?
Listening devices may only be used for specific instructional needs as specified by staff
Listening devices can be used freely during instructional time
Listening devices are banned at all times
Listening devices can be used for entertainment during class
What is the policy regarding smart watches according to the CCSD Board Policy?
Allowed to be worn, but may not use any communication feature and notifications must be turned off
Not allowed to be worn at all
Allowed to be worn and used for texting
Only allowed during physical education classes
Which devices are exempt from the CCSD Board Policy if used as specified in the IEP, 504, or IHP plan?
Devices specifically authorized under IEP, 504, or Individual Health Plan
All student devices
Only teacher devices
Devices with internet access
What must a parent or guardian request include to be considered for device policy accommodation?
A reasonable accommodation, documented and verified medical need, and educational necessity
A written note from the student
A phone call to the teacher
A list of all devices owned by the student
Where should devices be stored according to the CCSD Board Policy unless otherwise instructed?
In backpacks or in a space designated by the classroom teacher
On the student’s desk
In the school office
At home
What is the first step in the classroom discipline progression for device policy violations?
Instruction to place the phone in backpack or classroom location
Immediate suspension
Parent meeting
Detention after school
Which of the following is a possible consequence for violating the device policy?
Classroom intervention in a secure, designated area
Extra homework
Free time in class
No consequences
What happens at the third step of the discipline progression for device policy violations?
Building Intervention and Discipline Referral
Verbal warning only
No further action
Parent-teacher conference only
According to the 9GC Cell Phone Policy, where should students keep their phones during class time?
On their desks
In their backpacks or phone caddy
In their hands
Charging in the classroom
What should a student do if they are concerned about their phone battery and need to communicate after school?
Charge the phone in the classroom
Give the phone to a friend
Turn it in to Mr. Winsor to be charged and released at the end of the school day
Keep it on their desk
Which of the following is NOT allowed according to the 9GC Cell Phone Policy?
Listening to music during independent work time
Turning in the phone to be charged after school
Keeping the phone in a phone caddy
Placing the phone in a secure area of the office
What is the first step in the discipline progression for cell phone violations at 9GC?
Phone is removed to the office
Instruction to place the phone in backpack or phone caddy
Write referral and email guardian
Call guardian and secure device for 5 days
If a student violates the cell phone policy for the third time, what action is taken?
Phone is removed to the office
Write referral, email guardian, and secure location for the rest of the day
Instruction to place the phone in backpack
No action is taken
What should happen if a student is found using their device in the hallway during instructional time?
The student is allowed to keep using their device.
The admin response team will escort the student to the office to secure their phone for the remainder of the day.
The student is given a warning and sent back to class.
The student is suspended immediately.
Which of the following is NOT considered a personal device according to the expectations?
Cell phone
Headphones/Ear buds
Notebook
Gaming device
What is the first consequence if a student is found using their phone inappropriately?
Office is called to retrieve the phone
Instructed to store the phone in backpack or designated area of the classroom
Phone is taken for 5 days
Student is suspended
If a student repeatedly violates the personal device policy (4 or more times), what happens to their phone?
The phone is returned immediately after class
The phone is stored in the office for the next 5 school days
The student is given a warning
The phone is destroyed
What is one of the progressive consequences after the second violation of the personal device policy?
Instructed to place in designated area of the classroom
Suspension from school
No consequence
Phone is destroyed
Which of the following is a good way to prevent cell phone or personal tech problems for yourself during the year?
Make a plan for how to handle tech issues
Ignore any problems until they get worse
Only use your phone when it is not needed
Wait for someone else to fix your tech problems
What should a student do before leaving the classroom according to the hallpass procedures?
Ask verbal permission from the teacher
Leave without telling anyone
Send a text message to the teacher
Wait for another student to leave first
If a student is granted permission to leave the classroom, what is the next step?
Create the hall pass and bring the chromebook to the teacher for authorization
Leave immediately without informing anyone
Ask another student to create the pass
Take their cell phone with them
What should students do if the teacher is needed to create the hall pass?
Be patient and wait for a pause in instruction
Interrupt the teacher immediately
Leave the classroom without a pass
Ask another student to create the pass
Where should students leave their cell phones when leaving the classroom?
In the classroom in its designated location
In their backpack
With a friend
Take it with them
What should you do if you are having an emergency during class?
Wait for the teacher's permission before leaving
Leave class and take care of your emergent need
Ask another student to help you
Ignore the emergency and stay in class
If the system indicates that the location is busy after the teacher gives permission, what should you do?
Leave immediately anyway
Wait and try again
Ask another teacher for help
Ignore the system and go
According to the considerations, how many students from each classroom are allowed out at a time?
Two students
Three students
Only one student
Any number of students
What is the maximum number of people allowed in a restroom stall at any time?
Two
Three
One
Four
What should someone do if they are experiencing an emergency in the restroom?
Wait for someone to find them
Contact an adult for help right away
Leave the restroom immediately
Ignore the situation
What is the consequence for a first offense of not following the restroom expectation?
Detention
Warning/Call Home
Suspension
Extra homework
What happens if a student commits a second offense of not abiding by the restroom expectation?
Warning/Call Home
Detention
Suspension
No consequence
Why are the restrooms equipped with single user stalls?
To allow group use
To ensure privacy and safety by allowing only one person at a time
To save space
To reduce cleaning costs
Which of the following is an example of showing respect in the bathroom or locker room?
Treating property with care
Leaving trash on the floor
Ignoring other people's privacy
Running and shouting
What should you do if you have a concern about the bathrooms?
Share with an adult
Ignore it
Tell your friends only
Write it on the wall
Which habit of success involves being efficient with time and using good hygiene?
Responsibility
Respect
Creativity
Teamwork
Why is it important to keep your hands and feet to yourself in the bathroom or locker room?
To respect others' personal space and privacy
To finish quickly
To make friends
To avoid getting lost
Using the facilities for their intended purpose is an example of which habit of success?
Responsibility
Respect
Honesty
Kindness
According to the instructions, where should students practice creating a pass?
In the library
At home
In your homeroom
In the cafeteria
What should you do if it is class time, you need to use the restroom, and the teacher is going over new learning that you don’t know?
Leave the classroom without telling anyone.
Wait until the lesson is over or ask the teacher if you can go quickly.
Ignore your need and stay uncomfortable.
Go to the restroom and skip the lesson.
What is the best action to take if the soap has run out at both sinks in the restroom?
Ignore it and leave without washing your hands.
Tell a teacher or staff member that the soap has run out.
Use water only and not inform anyone.
Take soap from someone else’s bag.
If you see a student filming a video of another student dancing in the bathroom, what should you do?
Join in and encourage them.
Ignore the situation and leave.
Report the incident to a teacher or staff member.
Ask to see the video.
Which of the following is an example of showing respect in hallways and foyers?
Using your cell phone during class time
Following adult directions
Leaving class without a pass
Ignoring personal space
What should you do before leaving the class according to the habits of success?
Leave quietly without telling anyone
Have an approved pass
Wait until the end of the day
Use your cell phone to notify your friends
Which action demonstrates responsibility in the hallways?
Disturbing other classes
Treating property carelessly
Being efficient with time
Speaking loudly and inappropriately
Why is it important to consider personal space in hallways and foyers?
It helps you move faster
It shows respect for others
It allows you to use your phone
It makes you more popular
Which of the following is NOT a habit of success for hallways and foyers?
Treating property with care
Using cell phones during class time
Speaking kindly and using appropriate language
Respecting and not disturbing other classes
What is one way to show respect for other classes while in the hallway?
Making loud noises
Respecting and not disturbing other classes
Running and pushing others
Using inappropriate language
Which of the following situations involves a friend needing to stop at their locker on the way to the next class, but the locker is in a hallway in the opposite direction?
Your friend needs to stop at their locker on the way to the next class, but it is on a hallway in the opposite direction.
A friend runs up behind you and tags you in a game of chase.
A teacher asks you to walk a different path than your normal route.
You forget your homework at home.
What might you do if a friend runs up behind you and tags you in a game of chase?
Ignore them and keep walking.
Join in the game and start chasing them.
Tell a teacher immediately.
Walk to the opposite hallway.
If a teacher asks you to walk a different path than your normal route, what should you do?
Refuse and take your usual route.
Argue with the teacher.
Follow the teacher's instructions and walk the different path.
Run in the hallway.
When are students allowed to carry backpacks during the school day?
Only during instructional time
Only before and after school
During passing time and lunch
Only during gym class
Which type of bag is allowed instead of a backpack?
Crossbody bag
Computer bag
Purse
Belt bag
Which of the following bags is NOT allowed at any time during the school day?
Computer bag
Lunch bag
Crossbody/belt bag or purse
Backpack
What is the rule for bags that are not used for computers or classroom supplies?
They are allowed during lunchtime
They are allowed after school
They are NOT ALLOWED
They are allowed if the teacher approves
Which of the following is acceptable during lunchtime?
Crossbody bag
Lunch bag/box
Purse
Belt bag
Who has the discretion to provide further backpack guidance in the classroom?
The principal
The students
The teachers
The parents
Which of the following is a requirement for all water bottles used by students?
They must have secure caps
They must be made of glass
They must be filled by teachers
They must be shared among students
What will happen if a student misuses a water bottle?
They will be subject to disciplinary actions
They will receive a reward
They will be allowed to share it
They will be given a new water bottle
According to the rules, who is responsible for filling a student's water bottle?
The student
The teacher
The janitor
The principal
Which statement best describes the teacher's role regarding water bottle use in the classroom?
Teachers have discretion in determining classroom use
Teachers must fill all water bottles
Teachers must collect water bottles at the door
Teachers are not involved in water bottle policies
What does it mean to be "unexcused" tardy to class?
Arriving to class after the bell with a pass from an adult.
Arriving to class after the bell without a pass from an adult.
Arriving to class before the bell rings.
Arriving to class with a friend.
What is required for a tardy to be considered "excused"?
Arriving to class after the bell with a pass from an adult.
Arriving to class before the bell rings.
Arriving to class after the bell without a pass.
Arriving to class with a note from a friend.
If a student is more than how many minutes late to class, it is coded as an absence?
2 minutes
3 minutes
5 minutes
10 minutes
What does "UN" stand for in attendance coding?
Unavailable
Unexcused
Unlisted
Unregistered
What must a student have in order to be excused for leaving class without returning?
A proper pass or reason
A note from a friend
Permission from another student
No explanation is needed
If a student leaves class 15 minutes before it ends without a valid pass or reason, how will their absence be marked?
Excused
Unexcused
Tardy
Present
What must students do if they enter the school after 8:30 am?
Enter through the north door, push the button outside the main office, and have their ID ready to be scanned.
Enter through any door and go directly to class.
Enter through the south door and wait for a teacher.
Enter through the gym entrance and sign a paper sheet.
Where is the north door that students must use if they arrive after 8:30 am?
To the right at the main entrance
To the left at the main entrance
At the back of the school
Next to the cafeteria
What should students have ready to be scanned when entering the school after 8:30 am?
Their ID
Their homework
Their lunch card
Their bus pass
What is the purpose of pushing the button outside the main office when entering after 8:30 am?
To be let in
To call a friend
To turn on the lights
To open a locker
What happens to a student who has been served any type of suspension (out-of-school or in-school) regarding participation in activities?
They are allowed to participate in all activities as usual.
They are only allowed to attend competitions, not practices.
They are not allowed to participate or attend any practice, activity, or competition from the beginning to the end of the suspension.
They can participate if they have parental permission.
Who will be informed if a participant shows continued poor behavior, habitual tardiness, or concerning absences at the 9GC?
Only the student’s parents
Only the principal
Coaches, directors, and sponsors
The local police
Which of the following is NOT a reason for making coaches, directors, and sponsors aware of a participant’s behavior?
Continued poor behavior choices
Habitual tardiness
Concerning absences
High academic achievement
At what time must students sign out at the attendance window if they leave school before this time?
3:15pm
2:30pm
4:00pm
12:00pm
What must students have ready to be scanned when signing out early?
Their ID
Their homework
Their phone
Their lunch card
Where do students need to sign out if they leave school before 3:15pm?
At the attendance window
In the cafeteria
At the principal’s office
In the library
Which students are allowed to get into home events, excluding special events and postseason?
Only 9th grade students
All 7-12 students
Only students in good standing
Only students with their ID
What must students have and be ready to show at the gate to be scanned in for home events?
Their ticket
Their homework
Their ID
Their phone
What happens if a student does not have their ID when trying to enter a home event?
They are not allowed to enter
They must pay the full ticket price
They can enter for free
They must sit in a special section
Which of the following will prevent a student from being allowed to spectate at events?
Being in 9th grade
Not having a ticket
Not being in good standing (absences, tardies, suspension, etc.)
Arriving late
Where will 9th grade students sit during all events?
In the middle school section
In the general admission section
In the high school section
In the front row
Which of the following is a basic bus expectation?
Remain seated and face forward at all times.
Stand up and walk around while the bus is moving.
Yell loudly to your friends.
Throw items out the window.
What should you do if you must cross the street after unloading from the bus?
Walk 10 feet in front of the bus and wait for the driver’s permission before crossing.
Run across the street as soon as you get off the bus.
Cross behind the bus without looking.
Wait until the bus leaves and then cross.
Which action helps keep the bus clean?
Throwing trash on the floor.
Eating snacks and leaving wrappers on the seat.
Helping pick up any litter you see.
Writing on the windows.
Why is it important to be on time for the bus?
So the bus can stay on schedule.
So you can choose any seat you want.
So you can talk to the driver.
So you can avoid doing homework.
Which of the following is NOT a bus expectation?
Obey any directions given by the bus driver.
Use bad language.
Talk quietly.
Keep your hands and comments to yourself.
What must all students have in order to ride the bus under the new Bus ID System?
Their IDs
A bus pass
A note from parents
A library card
According to the new Bus ID System, what can students use if they do not have their physical ID?
A picture of their ID on their phones
A copy of their birth certificate
A note from the principal
A friend’s ID
What should students do every time they get on and off the bus?
Scan their ID
Show their homework
Greet the driver
Find a seat quickly
If a student does not have their ID, what must they do?
Go to the back of the line
Sit in the front seat
Wait for the next bus
Call their parents
