Tonight By Wednesday, read the classroom guidelines on my website. (dbhs.org) Go to “Files” at the bottom of the page and print out the signature page.

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Tonight By Wednesday, read the classroom guidelines on my website. (dbhs.org) Go to “Files” at the bottom of the page and print out the signature page. The signed form is due by Monday, 8/20. Earlier submission is preferred.

Supplies Needed in Class Each Day Folder or notebook of your choice. Highlighters Lined Paper Pens (Blue or Black ink ONLY) Pencils (scantron use and SOME class work) Eraser (One that actually works is needed!) Independent Reading Begins Wednesday, August 22. Know the title of your chosen book by this FRIDAY. See me by 8/17 if you are in need of a novel and/or supplies and I will assist you.

Classroom Basics Two (2)hall passes per semester. Ask first, wait for a response, take pass. Enter and exit using outside door ONLY. Follow the school tardy/truancy policy. Homework needs to be ready for submission before the bell rings. Staple or paper clip your work BEFORE the bell rings. Class time is not for stapling or clipping!!! Work not ready for submission will not be collected.

Grades A grade value is NOT assigned to all work! Do not expect grades to be rounded up. An 89.9 is a B! 70% of grade: Tests, essays, quizzes 30% of grade: Class work and homework Classwork and homework range 10-25 points Tests, quizzes, essays, and paragraphs, range 25-150 points Some writing assignments will be part of 30%

Stay Informed Class Web Page Read Guidelines; Print, sign, submit Acknowledgement form. Form is due by Monday 8/20. (Before Monday is preferred.) DBHS.org – teacher web pages- Cook, L. Horizontal Box – Miscellaneous information to be printed by student when assigned. (Let me know if you do not have computer/printer access.) Individual Class – daily homework/class information. Effort is made to keep these files up to date. Communication is important! E-mail – ONLY a good tool for absences over one day.

Office Hours Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Lunch After hours will vary – Make an Appointment Most likely Mondays and Tuesdays until 4:00 Note – Plan ahead.

Expectations Meet the challenges of the class. Do NOT just get through the class! Neat, well-organized work Writing that is a struggle to read, showing little effort and/or thought will earn a D Illegible and/or messy; showing little effort and/or thought = 0 (No credit!) Thoughtful, well-developed work Self-disciplined, focused students Complete all work as assigned. Study, Study, Study! Be in class ready to work Listen, view, discuss, write Take notes! Integrity NO CHEATING Homework, class work, tests, essays, etc.

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