Mrs. Proia's Classroom Procedures
A. Note from the Teacher
I will lead a respectful and disciplined
classroom. To achieve this I have established a few simple policies. As a
student, it is your responsibility to comply with these policies. If you
decide not to comply, there will be logical consequences. By enforcing these
policies, I promise to you fairness and order in our classroom.
B. Class Rules
Watch What You Say:
Students will exhibit courtesy and respect toward all other students at all
times. Hateful comments concerning race, gender, sexuality, political views,
appearance, or of any other type will not be tolerated; this applies to
serious as well as “joking” comments.
Keep your Hands to Yourself
– Physical contact of any kind is not permitted. Violation of this simple
rule will result in an immediate referral.
Stay in Your Seat – Do not
walk around during class unless directed to do so. Have everything you need
ready before class begins.
Bathroom Break- Students
may use the classroom bathroom before and after class or for emergency
purposes. Bathroom breaks are not permitted at any time while the teacher is
presenting a lesson.
Leave the Food at Home –
Students may not eat in the classroom. This includes GUM and
CANDY. Bottled water IS permitted.
I Need to See Your Eyes –
Students may not sleep in class; to prevent this, students’ eyes must be open
and visible to the teacher and or the speaker at all times.
Nothing Goes Airborne –
Nothing will go airborne in class at any time. This includes pens and paper.
Do Not Say “Shut Up” -
This phrase is NOT allowed. Do not use it.
Leaving the Classroom –
The bell does not dismiss the class, I DO! Do not pack up until I
dismiss the class. Do not leave your seats until I dismiss the class. “Pack
fast, leave last!”
C. If YOU CHOOSE to
Break a Rule:
Consequences will always fit the crime.
Of course there are behaviors that will warrant an immediate Administrative
referral (refer to the Nova Middle Discipline Plan).
· 1st
Incident – Warning
· 2nd
Incident – Time Out/Note in agenda and/or telephone call home
· 3rd
Incident – After-school detention
· 4th
Incident – Administrative Conference
D. Tardy and Late Arrivals:
A student, who is not in the classroom
at the appropriate class time, is considered either late or tardy. A student
is considered TARDY if he/she is without a pass. A student is LATE if he/she
arrives with a pass. Two unexcused TARDIES will result in an after-school
detention. (Refer to Nova
Middle School
Student Handbook) DO NOT STOP AT THE RESTROOMS, MEDIA, GUIDIANCE, FRONT
OFFICE, ETC. BEFORE COMING TO CLASS-THIS WILL BE COUNTED AS AN UNEXCUSED TARDY!
E. Late Work