8 th Grade English 2015-16 Mrs. Cox. Disclosure Document Due next time First assignment, so don’t start the year off with a bad grade!

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8 th Grade English Mrs. Cox

Disclosure Document Due next time First assignment, so don’t start the year off with a bad grade!

Class Website This website will have all assignments on it. If you are ever absent or lose an assignment and it is due the next day, you can find it here.

Materials You’ll Need Needed Daily Paper, pen, and/or pencil 3”x5” index cards 3 ring binder with pockets with 3 dividers – Notes – Caught’ya Sentences – Homework School Planner Silent Reading Book Composition Notebook (please no spiral bound). Only to be used for this class

Absences and Tardies You’re responsible for coming to class. If you miss, you’re responsible for getting the work you missed. Absences DO NOT excuse you from doing the work. I give assignments to help you learn. Be in your seat with all the materials when the bell rings. Unexcused absences and tardies affect your participation grade.

Late Work & Make-Up Work 2 late work passes a term (in Skyward). Each late assignment is docked 50%. If you are absent, check the class website. When absent, you have one week from the absence to hand in the work missed before late points are deducted.

Late Work & Make-Up Work You have the option to turn in ANY and ALL assignments for full-credit if you complete the “20 Words of a Successful Student.” This is an option and is NOT mandatory. This also means you can use your Late Work passes as extra-credit at the end of the term.

Homework-Reading: Reading is an important aspect of learning. Students will be required to read 7 books a term. Reading logs will be turned in at the end of each term and will NOT be accepted without a parent/guardian’s signature.

Homework-Writing: We will be doing a lot of writing in this class. Be prepared to write. This is an English class, so we will be writing. Because of the amount of reading, I don’t often give homework. However, if you waste time in class and don’t finish, then you will be expected to take it home and therefore, it becomes “homework.”

Citizenship and Participation Citizenship grades are given based on attendance, participation, and class behavior. Office referrals result in a full grade drop in citizenship. Participation points are give based on attendance, preparation, tardies, truancies, and following class rules.

Extra Credit I will NOT allow students to turn in any extra credit if they have any missing assignments. Any unused late work passes (I do this for you!) Donate 2 grade level appropriate books to the class library Various activities – School plays – Book drives – Charity drives (Angels Among Us) 4% extra credit allowed each term Extra credit will NOT be entered until the end of the term.

Grading Policy Weighted Scale Participation10% Reading10% Homework/Projects 80% Grading Scale A=94-100%A-=90-93% B+=87-89%B=83-86%B-=80-82% C+=77-79%C=73-76%C-=70-72% D+=67-69%D=63-66%D-=60-62% F=0-59%

If you Fail At the beginning of the next term, you will be stamped for English to get your grade up. I will stamp you during the term for ANY missing assignments. You will also work with Peer Mentors on missing assignments.

Plagiarism: If you don’t give proper credit when citing sources, you will be asked to redo the assignment. Until it is completed correctly, you will receive a “0”. Peer Editing: This is an important part of the writing process. It helps you as a writer to see examples of others writing and to act as an “editor.” It also allows others to give you feedback on what readers want to see and find errors your teacher doesn’t want to see.

Novels We’re Reading The Devil’s Arithmetic by Jane Yolen How They Croaked by Georgia Bragg

Classroom Rules This classroom is a NO WHINING ZONE. – Get it out now. Have respect – For yourself by being the best student you can be – For your classmates by letting them be the best student they can be – For me as your teacher to be the best teacher I can be – For the school

Classroom Rules NO ELECTRONIC DEVICES. This is a school rule. If I see it, it will be confiscated and taken to the office. Sometimes if I’m in a good mood I will give it back, however, it will be reported to the office and put on your “track record.”

Food, Drink, & Gum Food is allowed until I am left with the clean-up. If you cannot find the garbage can, you cannot have food. Drinks with twist on lids are allowed as long as you throw empty bottles away and don’t leave them in the classroom. IT IS NOT PART OF MY JOB TO CLEAN UP AFTER YOU. If you leave garbage in the classroom, you cause EVERYONE in the class to lose this privilege Gum is allowed. You are in 8 th grade so you know how to go to the garbage and spit it out. Again, if I find you putting chewed gum anywhere other than the garbage can, you cause everyone in the class to lose the privilege to chew gum.

Classroom Library You can check-out books from the library ONLY if you actually plan on taking that book home and pursue reading it. Use the check-out form. Show it to Mrs. Cox when you check it in. If you are not prepared with a book for the day, you will annotate. Something I am going to teach you next week.

Classroom Temperature The room will ALWAYS be kept at a cooler temperature (unless the ac/heater breaks). This means you should be prepared with a jacket.

About Mrs. Cox I grew up in Taylorsville, Utah. I am the 5 th of 7 children. I have four brothers and two sisters. I have my Bachelor’s degree from UVU and my Master’s from Emporia State (Librarian)

More about Mrs. Cox I am married. I have 0 kids. I have a dog. He is a boxer. His name is Julio. This is my sixth year teaching. I read 55 books in 2014 and have a goal to read the same in 2015.

More about Mrs. Cox I’m a big Kansas Jayhawks basketball fan. (Therefore I do not follow BYU or U of U). I’m a big Harry Potter fan.