1. Panthers will be successful through…
R espect is treating adults, peers, and property with courtesy and consideration O wnership is accepting that your actions are a result of your choices A ttitude is how you react to the situation R esponsibility is following rules and expectations

2. Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility
ROAR in the Classroom
R O A
Raise your hand before speaking
Use kind and helpful words towards other
Participate in class discussions
Do your best work
Believe in yourself
Stay positive
Follow classroom procedures
Always be prepared
Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility

3. Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility
ROAR in the Hallway
R O A
Keep hands and feet to yourself
Keep the hallways clean
Work together to keep hallways moving forward and to the right
Arrive at your destination on time
Help others when they need it
Use kind words with others
Go to your destination quickly and quietly
Keep your locker organized and adhere to locker times
Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility

4. Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility
ROAR on the Bus
R O A
Keep your hands and feet to yourself
Use an appropriate volume
Quickly and wisely choose your seat
Follow procedures and Bus Driver’s instructions
Greet Bus Driver kindly
Use kind words and be a positive role model
Immediately and accurately report problems
Be mindful of your bus stop
Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility

5. Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility
ROAR in the Bathrooms
R O A
Keep an appropriate volume
Allow privacy for yourself and others
Clean up after yourself
Wash your hands
Use kind words
Enter in a calm manner
Return promptly to class
Report found items and concerns to an adult
Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility

6. Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility
ROAR in the Cafeteria
R O A
Pay attention to the adult speaking
Do not touch or move other people’s property
Clean up your space before you leave
Stay seated
Use your manners with peers and adults
Accept and welcome all students
Wait in line patiently and in a single file
Keep an appropriate volume
Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility

7. Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility
ROAR in the Assembly
R O A
Provide speaker with undivided attention
Keep your hands and feet to yourself
Appropriately participate in activities
Follow instructions
Be a gracious audience member
Enter in a calm manner
Follow dismissal directions
Stay seated
Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility

8. Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility
ROAR with your Device
R O A
Devices are for instructional purposes only
All devices should be off and out of sight
Graciously comply with requests
Only use your device at your teacher’s instruction
Respect Ownership Attitude Responsibility

9. ROAR Cards Are earned when students meet or exceed ROAR expectations.
Students place their ROAR card into the appropriate grade level bucket in the front office.
ROAR card drawings will be held weekly and quarterly.

10. Failure to meet ROAR expectations
1st Offense
Verbal Warning
2nd Offense
Parent Contact and
Roar Reflection
3rd Offense
Parent Conference
Lunch OR After- School Detention
4th Offense
Administrative Referral

14. Lunch Detention Guidelines
Lunch Detentions are always served the next day.
Check in with the Lunch Lead as soon as you enter the cafeteria.
Students are expected to be silent and seated throughout the lunch period.
Students may get up from their seats only if given permission from the Lunch Lead.
If a student is absent the day of their lunch detention, they will serve it the day they return.
Failure to serve your lunch detention will result in a 4th offense (Administration Referral).