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CLASSROOM RULES & GUIDELINES

August 15, 2017

CLASSROOM RULES

  1. BE RESPECTFUL
    - Treat others the way you want to be treated.
    - Use good manners and appropriate language.
    - Follow directions.
    - Respect school property.
    - Use active listening.
     
  2. BE RESPONSIBLE
    - Be on time and stay on task.
    - Cell phones are to be turned in the phone zone at the start of class and may be picked up at the end of class.
    - All student materials should be kept in student lockers, not in the desks/classroom
    - Be prepared for class.
    Information Technology Applications – pen or pencil on test day
    Accounting – pencil
    Journalism – pencil and notebook
    Keyboarding –  pencil on test day
    Introduction to Business – notebook, pencil or blue/black pen, textbook, workbook
    Entrepreneurship – workbook, notebook, pen or pencil
    Business Leadership - workbook and pencil
    - Complete all assignments.
    Assignments that are turned in late will lose points. If an absence is excused, three school days will be allowed to make up the assignment.  If an assignment is not turned in the week it was assigned, the student will be required to report for encore. 
     
  3. BE SAFE
    - Keep hands, feet, objects to self.

COMPUTER LAB GUIDELINES

 

  1. Use of food or drink will not be permitted in the lab by students. Only clear water bottles with water are allowed.
  2. Do not write on mouse pads or any computer equipment.
  3. No downloading of games or music will be allowed. 
  4. Clean up around your computer station before you leave. 
  5. Do not sit on computer tables.
  6. Use of nonacademic programs are not permitted.
  7. Tentative hours to be open are from 7:45 AM to 4 PM.
  8. All students should become familiar with the use of the computer. 
  9. It is the student’s responsibility to become familiar with the Computer Use Policy and Internet Policy.

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