Behavior Standards
Behavior Beliefs
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Students must be responsible for their own behavior. Students know the rules and must be accountable for their actions.
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Teachers have the right to teach without interruption.
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Students do not have the right to prevent other students from learning and the teacher from teaching.
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Parents should support the Behavior Standards and Policies, but also feel free to become involved in them and/or make new policy suggestions.
Behavior Standards
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Students will be respectful to staff, classmates, and visitors.
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Students will be respectful to the school and classmates property.
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Students will use respectful and appropriate language at all times.
Examples of Behavior Standards
Students will refrain from...
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Leaving class without permission
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Derogatory language
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Profanity or vulgarity (i.e. use of the f-word)
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Causing damage to the physical environment
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Unsafe behaviors which could cause injury to self or others
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Littering and refusing to pick up when asked
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Behaviors which could interfere with learning new skills
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Inappropriate touching
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Defiance (i.e. open resistance or bold disobedience)
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Other