Welcome to Seventh Grade Language Arts Mrs. Hayes and Ms. jEAN: Classroom AIR procedures 7/29/17

AIR Procedures for ELA Cooper students need AIR to survive: Accountability Integrity Respect

AIR Procedures for ELA We Will Be On Time Be in seat working on the Warm Up when the bell rings Be marked tardy if we are not in class when the bell rings unless we have a pass

AIR Procedures for ELA We Will Be Prepared Sharpen your pencil before class or during independent work session Always have a writing utensil Always have our agendas Bring the needed materials to class

AIR Procedures for ELA We Will Be Productive Keep cell phones away unless we are using them for class Keep materials for other classes or not needed for the lesson away during class Only eat or drink in homeroom unless it is part of a class celebration Only bring water with a lid to class

AIR Procedures for ELA We Will Be Respectful Keep cell phones away unless we are using them for class Speak kindly to one another Raise our hands when we want to speak in class Throw our trash (including used gum) in the trashcan at the end of class We can chew gum in class as long as we keep the desks and floors clean of sticky gum messes. Also, we must bring our own gum—we will not trade or pass gum in class.

AIR Procedures for ELA We Will Be Appropriately Dressed Wearing a school approved uniform (including jacket) Leaving our hats in our lockers Wearing clothes that cover us from shoulders to knees on dress down days Wearing clothes on dress down days that have school appropriate pictures and words

Restroom passes Restroom Passes will only be given if…. You have an agenda—RR passes will only be written in a school agenda It is an emergency During independent work period It is AFTER the first 10 minutes of class and BEFORE the last 10 minutes of class

Restroom passes cONTINUED Restroom Passes will only be given if…. It is before 4pm It has been more than 30 minutes since homeroom or lunch Students in 1st period should use the restroom before school/during homeroom. Students in 3rd period should use the restroom during lunch.

Class Arrival and Dismissal I will wait in a line by the lockers between Mrs. Hayes’s and Ms. Jean’s rooms until the teacher is ready for me to enter the classroom. I will begin my warm up as soon as I am in my desk ready to work. Dismissal Mrs. Hayes and Ms. Jean dismiss the class, not the bell; I will remain in my seat until a teacher calls my group to dismiss. I will make sure my area is clean before I leave.

Cooper Cash We will have the opportunity to earn Cooper Cash for following the Cooper and Classroom AIR expectations. We can redeem our Cooper Cash for in class items and privileges, use them at the PBIS store, or purchase items on PBIS reward days.

Cooper Cash In Class I can use Cooper Cash to: Purchase: Pencil-1 cooper cash Mechanical pencil-2 cooper cash Pen-2 cooper cash Independent Reading Day Privileges (we will discuss these on Friday) Charge my phone- 3 Cooper Cash

Classroom Discipline Plan- Minor Behavior Issues (talking out, making noise, classroom disruption, walking around in the middle of class, not sitting in assigned seat) Student receives a verbal warning to stop an inappropriate minor behavior. If behavior continues, student’s name is written on the board under “Warning”. If behavior still continues, student’s name is written on the board under “Silent Lunch” and student has been assigned to sit silently without electronics at the end of table 4 during the next lunch time. If behavior continues, student’s name is written on the board under “Detention” and student will have to serve a school wide detention one Thursday before or after school. Students who have chronic minor behavior issues resulting in multiple silent lunches will progress to automatic detentions after warnings. If behavior persists, the student will receive an office referral for continuing to disrupt the class.

Classroom Discipline Plan-Major Behavior Issues (profanity, preparing to fight, fighting, etc.). Students who demonstrate major behavior issues in class will be addressed per the school wide behavior system. Depending on the severity of the major behavior issue, the student will receive an automatic detention, an office referral, or have an administrator called to remove the student from the classroom and receive an office referral.