Miss Y’s First Day of School –Rules and Procedures

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Miss Y’s First Day of School –Rules and Procedures WELCOME TO ROOM 207 Miss Yeager Speech, English 9, English 10

Materials Needed For This Class Textbook (English 9 & 10) with book cover Notecards – big ones (Speech) 1-1.5 in binder with 5 dividers (dividers for Eng. 9 and 10) One subject notebook – college ruled 1 two pocket folder Pencils, pens – blue or black (colored pens can be used for note taking) Box of tissues (BONUS points )

Rules and Expectations Be in class on time and be ready to go when the bell rings. Come prepared to class with all items needed for class. Respect yourself, the teacher, and your peers. No cell phones will be used in class unless permission is given If you are abusing the phone privilege, we will not use them at all. I know you have your phone one you, I don’t want to se it or it is mine

Consequences – 3 Strikes a Day Warning from me Detention and Call Home to Parent/Guardian A trip to Mr. Radinsky’s office

Food and Drinks ABSOLUTELY no food is allowed in this classroom. Several of my students this have food allergies and I want everyone to be healthy, safe, and able to learn in this room. No coffee, pop, ice coffees, coolattas, Gatorade, Powerade. Etc. Bottled water is allowed 

Tardy Rules for Classes – New for LHS 1st and 2nd : Warning by the teacher 3rd: 1 detention issued to student 4th: 2 detentions 5th: 4 detentions issued by Principal and a call home 6th and 7th: Saturday school 8th and 9th: 1 day out of school suspension 10 or more: Saturday school, out of school suspension and/or expulsion depending on individual circumstances

Extra-curricular Activities In order to participate in an extra-curricular, you must be in school all seven periods. These activities include: Games Practices Dances Concerts Drama productions Art shows Etc. Must have valid excuse for half days (medical, court, or emergency situation)

Homework Policy for Miss Y All homework should be turned in on time. Homework that are assigned as may have a quiz the next day *cough cough* *hint hint*  1 day homework is late: automatic deduction to 90% 2 days: deduction to 70% 3 days: deduction to 50% 4 days: 0 for the assignment

Participation I am going to award participation in-class. I am doing this by using admission tickets. Every time you answer a question (right or wrong), you will receive a ticket. 5 tickets = 1 bonus point At the end of every nine weeks, I will collect your tickets and add the bonus points to your final grade. Every little point can help you to the highest grade if you are on the border at the end of the nine week. Think of it as helping yourself!

ATTENTION GRADE 10 I have heard from janitors, teachers, and students that last year you all left a variety of things (clothes jackets, bags, pillows, blankets, etc.) in this room throughout the year. This WILL NOT be happening this year. I’m not a person who clutters and I am not fond of it. If you want to keep a project for another class or a sports duffle bag in here during the day until school ends, that is allowed.

Need a Pencil or Pen? I know sometimes you guys leave pencils and pens in your locker, it happens. You should have one on you, but I do have some you can borrow. If you would like to borrow a pencil or pen, you must leave me some form of collateral (trade) for the period or full day if you need it. Collateral can be a phone, license, keychain, something valuable to you. It will get returned when you return your pen or pencil. If you do not want to do a collateral exchange it is $0.05 for a pencil and $0.10 for a pen. You will get your money back when/if you return it.

Classroom Library I do have books in this classroom, they are from my personal collection! You are allowed to borrow them, just please sign the book(s) out and return it in the condition you found it in.

What Are We Reading This Year? Grade 9 Grade 10 Short Stories Non-fiction Poetry 2 independent novels of your choosing Of Mice and Men Romeo and Juliet The Odyssey The Hunger Games Short Stories Non-fiction Poetry 2 independent novels Fahrenheit 451 Julius Caesar The Sword and the Stone Jurassic Park

How do I survive this class? Respect yourself, your peers, and myself. I will respect you guys until you give me a reason not to. Do your work and participate in class. It will help you in the long run. Ask for help when you need it. Don’t hesitate, it’s what I’m here to do and I want to help you succeed and reach your highest potential. Know that I am not your friend, I am your teacher and possibly mentor. I’ll talk to you about just about anything and help you. If you feel you can talk to me about a situation, I am open to listen and will help you the best I can.