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WorksheetsBryant School Behavior Expectations
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 41mins
According to the Expectations Matrix for the cafeteria, which behavior is listed under Be Safe?
Wait in line patiently
Say "Please" and "Thank You"
Leave your area clean
Discard trash in garbage cans
According to the Expectations Matrix for the cafeteria, which behavior is listed under Be Respectful?
Use professional language, volume, and tone of voice
Keep your hands to yourself
Leave your area clean
Wait in line patiently
According to the Expectations Matrix for the cafeteria, which behavior is listed under Be Responsible?
Discard trash in garbage cans
Keep your hands to yourself
Say "Please" and "Thank You"
Wait in line patiently
Entering the Cafeteria — How can students be welcomed to the Cafeteria?
Staff greet students at the door using professional language
Students push to the front of the line and speak loudly
Students shout across the room to get attention
Staff ignore students as they enter
Starting the Day — How can instruction begin quickly?
Students wait quietly for directions and are ready to learn
Students continue socializing loudly when class starts
Students leave trash on tables before instruction
Students wander around the room without a plan
Attention Signal — What attention signal will be used?
A teacher raises a hand and students respond silently
No signal is used and students keep talking
Students bang on tables to get attention
A student shouts to quiet the room
Working Independently — What are the expectations for students when they are working independently?
Work quietly with appropriate volume and follow directions
Ask for help by shouting across the room
Wander around and touch other students
Leave materials scattered and area messy
Working in Groups — What are the expectations for students when they are working in groups?
Use professional language, appropriate volume, and take turns
Interrupt teammates and talk over others
Ignore group tasks and work alone
Leave the area messy after finishing
Bryant School was built in the fall of 1895. In what year was the school built?
1895
1899
1905
1885
Bryant School’s original construction cost was stated as 1,500,andthetotalincludingfurniturecameto 2,185. What was the total cost when furniture was included?
$2,185
$1,500
$2,015
$2,500
According to the 1899 Dos Palos atlas, Bryant School was situated on Acacia Avenue (now Bryant Avenue). On which street was it located?
Acacia Avenue
Oak Street
Main Street
Birch Avenue
Two acres of land were included in the grounds surrounding the building. How many acres were part of the grounds?
Two acres
Three acres
Five acres
One acre
The land for Bryant School was donated by Bernard Marks. Who donated the land?
Bernard Marks
Mrs. Zavala
Pitman
Dos Palos Oro Loma Joint USD
The school expectations reinforce a positive campus culture: Be Safe, Be Respectful, and Be Responsible. Which set lists the expectations?
Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible
Be Loud, Be Bold, Be First
Be Creative, Be Athletic, Be Funny
Be Early, Be Quiet, Be Neat
Many former Bryant students are described as making a huge difference, becoming nurses, awesome sports coaches, and amazing teachers. Which career is specifically mentioned?
Nurse
Astronaut
Firefighter
Pilot
A photo shows a sign reading “Welcome to Bryant Middle School Home of the Bobcats.” Based on the sign, what is Bryant Middle School’s mascot?
Bobcats
Eagles
Tigers
Bulldogs
At the end of the history section, a question is posed to students: Do you know anyone who graduated from Bryant??? What question is being asked?
Do you know anyone who graduated from Bryant?
Have you ever visited another country?
Will you join the school band this year?
Can you name every teacher at Bryant?
Bryant Band students earned top placements at the Pitman Preview of Champions. What place did they take in the Junior High Band division?
1st place
2nd place
3rd place
4th place
Bryant also placed in street percussion. What was the street percussion result?
2nd place
1st place
3rd place
4th place
The color guard dazzled the crowd. What was the color guard finish?
3rd place
1st place
2nd place
4th place
Students are showing strong skills across the board in math and reading. Which subjects are highlighted for strong performance?
Math and reading
Science only
Art and music
History and geography
When it comes to math, Bryant is described as outperforming the local Dos Palos Oro Loma Joint Unified School District average. How does Bryant’s math performance compare?
It is outperforming the district average.
It is equal to the district average.
It is below the district average.
It is not measured.
The PBIS Team earned Silver Recognition from the state for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. What level of recognition is noted?
Silver Recognition
Gold Recognition
Bronze Recognition
District Certificate
Mrs. Zavala received Teacher of the Year. For which county was this award?
Merced County
Madera County
Fresno County
Kings County
The school’s website is described as a super-powered info hub with events, announcements, and school information every day. What is the website’s main purpose?
An info hub updated daily
A place to submit homework
A gaming site for students
A menu-only page for the cafeteria
Bryant’s school colors are listed as Royal Blue & Sunflower Yellow. What are the school colors?
Royal Blue and Sunflower Yellow
Crimson and Gold
Black and White
Green and Silver
The best way to get all the Bryant News is by tuning into the morning announcements at the start of Advisory/1st period. How should students get the Bryant News?
Listen to morning announcements at the start of Advisory/1st period
Wait for a monthly printed newsletter
Check an afternoon PA broadcast
Rely on private emails from the principal
To stay connected with Bryant on social media, students are encouraged to follow along on Facebook. Which platform is named for staying connected?
TikTok
Snapchat
Epic Spirit Weeks feature creative dress-up days, such as pajama day, twin day, decades day, or superhero day. Which example is one of these Spirit Week days?
Pajama day
Uniform day
Silent reading day
No-school day
Bobcat of the Month focuses on a character trait—like respect, responsibility, or kindness—and celebrates people who shine in that area. Which trait is named as an example?
Kindness
Speed
Wealth
Popularity
Rallies & Assemblies celebrate student success, recognizing grades, effort, and attendance. Which achievement is specifically recognized?
Rocking attendance
Winning a cooking contest
Owning school supplies
Perfect handwriting
Turkey Trot invites students to lace up for an energetic jog where they race peers and staff members. What type of event is the Turkey Trot?
A jog race with peers and staff
An art festival
A spelling bee
A science fair
Staff vs Student Competitions are listed among Bryant traditions. Who competes in these events?
Staff and students
Parents and visitors
Elementary schools only
Local businesses
Monthly PBIS events are noted among traditions. How often are these PBIS events held?
Monthly
Weekly
Yearly
Daily
According to the poster titled "What is PBIS?", what does PBIS stand for?
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports
Positive Behavior Improvement System
Public Behavior Incentive Strategy
Personal Behavior Integrity Standards
According to the "What is PBIS?" poster, what is the goal of PBIS at our school?
Encouraging positive behavior by making expectations clear and recognizing good choices
Raising test scores by adding more homework
Improving athletic performance through daily practice
Punishing misbehavior with stricter consequences
According to the poster titled "What is the Bryant Code?", which set of principles is listed as the Bryant Code?
Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible
Be Honest, Be Helpful, Be Humble
Be Quiet, Be Quick, Be Clever
Be Brave, Be Bold, Be Best
According to the arrow text on the "What is the Bryant Code?" poster, what is the purpose of our Code of Behavior?
It is a guide for how we treat people and keep school a safe, fun place to be
It is a list of classroom rules for turning in assignments on time
It is a schedule for after-school clubs and activities
It is a plan for building new classrooms
What are other ways we can be safe here at Bryant? Choose the action that best supports being free from harm, injury, danger, or risk in our school environment.
Walk calmly in hallways and follow directions from staff.
Push past others to get places faster.
Keep dangerous situations secret from adults.
Use phones during drills to record videos.
What are different ways we can be respectful to others here at Bryant? Choose the action that best shows kindness and care for people’s feelings, rights, and uniqueness.
Listen when someone talks without interrupting.
Plan your comeback while the other person is mid‑sentence.
Laugh at people’s cultures to be funny.
Call people names during disagreements.
What are other ways we can be responsible here at Bryant? Choose the action that best shows owning your tasks and dealing with what happens next.
Turn in work on time and tell the truth even when it’s hard.
Blame others when you make a mistake.
Ignore deadlines because they are stressful.
Let your emotions control you and lash out when upset.
Poster text: "Positive Behavior = Rewards" and "The coolest part?!? Rewards for doing the right thing! When we follow the expectations and show positive behavior, we can be rewarded! It could be a high-five, a shout-out, or even a chance to earn prizes." What is the main idea of this poster?
Doing the right thing can lead to rewards
Students should avoid making mistakes to prevent punishment
Rewards are only given for perfect grades
Prizes are handed out randomly during class
Based on the poster text: "When we follow the expectations and show positive behavior, we can be rewarded! It could be a high-five, a shout-out, or even a chance to earn prizes." Which of the following are listed as possible rewards? Select all that apply.
A high-five
A shout-out
A chance to earn prizes
Detention
Losing privileges
According to the poster, what must students do to be rewarded?
Follow the expectations and show positive behavior
Finish homework before anyone else
Ask for rewards during class
Ignore rules to be noticed
Which option is NOT mentioned as a reward in the poster?
A high-five
A shout-out
Detention
A chance to earn prizes
According to the slide titled "What are Bobcat Tickets?", what are Bobcat Tickets used for at Bryant?
To promote positive behavior at Bryant
To buy lunch in the cafeteria
To excuse tardies from class
To get free admission to sports games
Who gives Bryant Tickets to students, as stated on the slide?
Staff members
Parents
Other students
Community volunteers
How can students earn Bobcat Tickets, based on the slide information?
By showing Respectful, Responsible, and Safe behavior
By getting perfect test scores
By attending every school event
By finishing homework early every day
According to the Bobcat Store poster, when can Bryant Tickets be redeemed for prizes at the PBIS Store?
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
According to the Bobcat Store poster, which actions can students take with their Bryant Tickets at the PBIS Store? Select all that apply.
Buy small items for a few tickets
Save tickets for one of the bigger items
Exchange tickets for extra credit
Use tickets to leave class early
According to the Expectations Matrix: Restroom, which action is listed under BE SAFE?
Use facilities appropriately
Value the privacy of others
Leave the restroom clean
Return to class immediately
According to the Expectations Matrix: Restroom, which action is listed under BE RESPECTFUL?
Value the privacy of others
Wash your hands
Report concerns immediately
Return to class immediately
According to the Expectations Matrix: Restroom, which action is listed under BE RESPONSIBLE?
Leave the restroom clean
Use facilities appropriately
Respect school property
Wash your hands
Entering the Restroom: How many students are allowed in the bathroom at a time?
2 students
3 students
4 students
5 students
Entering the Restroom: What should you do with cell phones?
Keep cell phones away powered off in bags
Use cell phones for music while waiting
Keep cell phones in a pocket with sound on
Charge cell phones in the restroom
Entering the Restroom: What should you avoid?
Gathering in large groups
Flushing the toilet twice
Asking for a hall pass
Cleaning the mirrors
Exiting the Restroom: After throwing away your trash, what should you do next?
Make your way to your next destination
Stay to chat with friends
Return to the stall
Use your phone
Exiting the Restroom: What should you respect in the bathroom?
Bathroom equipment
Cafeteria tables
Lockers
Playground equipment
Which actions belong under BE SAFE in the Expectations Matrix: Restroom? (Select all that apply)
Use facilities appropriately
Wash your hands
Report concerns immediately
Value the privacy of others
Return to class immediately
Which action under BE RESPONSIBLE best supports keeping the restroom tidy?
Leave the restroom clean
Respect school property
Report concerns immediately
Use facilities appropriately
From the poster titled Bobcat Campus Pride with three sections (Keep It Clean, Take Care of Your Space, Be a Role Model), which action best follows the Keep It Clean guidelines when you notice a candy wrapper on the ground and no one else is around?
Walk past it because it is not yours
Pick it up and throw it away
Leave it so a custodian can find it later
Kick it under a bench so it is hidden
According to the Bobcat Campus Pride poster, what should you do if you spot litter that is not yours?
Ignore it unless a teacher asks you to clean it
Pick it up and throw it away
Tell a friend to deal with it later
Move it to a different spot
Based on the Bobcat Campus Pride poster, what does taking care of your space include?
Respect classrooms, desks, and shared spots
Be on time, be ready, and do your best
Leave lunch tables messy if you are in a hurry
Only clean up your own desk and ignore shared areas
Which choice shows being a role model as described on the Bobcat Campus Pride poster?
Laugh when someone makes a poor choice
Cheer on friends to make good choices
Stay silent if you see something not okay
Only focus on your own actions
According to the Bobcat Campus Pride poster, what should you do if you see something that’s not okay?
Speak up
Ignore it
Record it without telling anyone
Wait for an adult to notice on their own
From the Bobcat Campus Pride poster, how should you leave lunch tables, classrooms, and bathrooms when you are done using them?
Exactly the same as when you arrived
A little messier because custodians will clean later
Better than when you got there
However you want as long as you are fast
On the poster titled WHY a Clean Campus Matters, which reason explains how cleanliness relates to health and safety?
It makes the school look fancy to visitors
Trash brings bugs, birds, and germs
Clean spaces help students earn higher grades automatically
Clean hallways reduce noise
The WHY a Clean Campus Matters poster lists Respect as a reason. What does a clean campus show?
You respect yourself, your friends, and your school
You only respect the custodians
You care only about rules, not people
You prefer to avoid responsibility
According to the WHY a Clean Campus Matters poster, why does keeping it clean help Pride & Community?
It lets students skip chores
It makes everyone feel more connected because it’s our space
It keeps teachers from assigning homework
It creates more places to hide trash
Which statement from the WHY a Clean Campus Matters poster best describes Setting the Example?
People copy what they see, so be the one worth copying
Only adults set examples, not students
Examples don’t affect others
You should follow others but not lead
How does a clean campus affect School Reputation according to the WHY a Clean Campus Matters poster?
It makes visitors stay away
New students, visitors, and staff notice — let’s wow them
It has no effect on what people think
Only test scores matter for reputation
What impact on Your Own Well-Being is described on the WHY a Clean Campus Matters poster?
A clean space causes more stress and less happiness
A clean space equals less stress, more good vibes, and more happiness
Cleanliness only changes how the school looks
Clean spaces make students tired
According to the Hallways Expectations Matrix, which action demonstrates BE SAFE behavior in the hallway?
Walk safely and properly to destination
Shout to friends from across the hall
Share skateboards with classmates
Block doorways so others must go around
Which action is listed under BE RESPECTFUL in the Hallways Expectations Matrix?
Use professional language, volume, and tone of voice
Run to class as fast as possible
Leave litter behind for custodians to pick up
Ignore directions from adults
In the BE RESPONSIBLE column, what should you do with trash in the hallway?
Place trash in trash can
Drop it on the floor
Set it on top of lockers
Carry it until lunch and toss it anywhere
Under BE SAFE, where should your hands, feet, and objects be?
Kept to yourself
Touching other students
Waving around in the air
Pressed against the walls
Under BE RESPONSIBLE, how should you respond to staff in the hallway?
Follow staff instructions
Argue until you get your way
Walk away without listening
Only listen if you agree
Using the Hallways: What voice level should you maintain while walking to your next destination?
Moderate
Whisper only
As loud as possible
No talking allowed
Using the Hallways: What should you do with cell phones and air pods?
Keep them away in bags
Hold them in your hand while walking
Use them as you move through the hallway
Lend them to friends during passing time
Using the Hallways: How should you move through the hallway according to the expectations?
Keep a constant pace and avoid stopping in the middle of the walkway
Zigzag and stop often to chat
Sprint and push past other students
Walk backward slowly to watch friends
Using the Hallways: What should you do immediately after leaving class?
Walk to your next destination
Stand and talk in the middle of the hallway
Return to the classroom you just left
Wander around without a plan
Which action on the matrix shows kindness and respect toward others in the hallway?
Use kind words
Tease and insult classmates
Gossip loudly about peers
Ignore classmates who speak to you
