Vista del Monte Elementary School Home of the Mustangs.

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Vista del Monte Elementary School Home of the Mustangs

Vista del Monte Students Are: Courteous Safe Responsible

What does it look like to be COURTEOUS in the cafeteria? » Pick up and throw away trash from table and floor » Pay attention to others’ personal space so you don’t bump into them » Keep your hands on your own tray » Keep hands off of others’ food » Chew with your mouth closed » Say “please” and “thank you” to the kitchen and supervisory staff What does it look like to be SAFE in the cafeteria? » Enter and exit the cafeteria quietly, in a single file line » Be sure your hands are clean and/or sanitized » Use quiet, whisper voices so everyone is able to hear all adult instructions What does it look like to be RESPONSIBLE in the cafeteria? » Sit in your assigned seat. » Listen and follow directions given by all staff » Keep hands and feet to yourself » Recite your first and last name to kitchen staff loudly and clearly » Open lunch items independently

How does following the dress code promote COURTESY? » You show courtesy to the learning of others by wearing clothes that follow the uniform policy and are not distracting » You show courtesy to others by not wearing clothes that may make them feel uncomfortable – keep personal body parts covered How does following the dress code promote SAFETY? » Students are required to wear closed-toe shoes (i.e. tennis shoes). No sandals. » You demonstrate safe behavior by wearing clothes that do not bring negative attention to yourself – no gang colors or drug or alcohol-related attire. Follow the uniform policy. » You demonstrate safe behavior by wearing clothes that allow you to walk quickly in times of emergency – no baggy pants, untied shoes, etc. How does following the dress code promote RESPONSIBILITY? » You demonstrate responsibility when you follow the expectations of the school uniform policy.

What does it look like to be COURTEOUS in the hallway? » Walk with your hands behind your back so that you don’t touch others. » Use quiet or silent voices – to not disturb others – at teachers’ discretion » Stop, look, and listen when spoken to by adults » Help adults and students by holding open doors » Put trash in garbage cans » Stop line for people crossing What does it look like to be SAFE in the hallway? » Walk at all times » Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself » Move with the flow of traffic in a single file line to the right side of the walkway » Stay out of the path of opening doors What does it look like to be RESPONSIBLE in the hallway? » Stay in a straight line, facing forward, unless directed by adult » Keep halls clean: this is a food and gum free zone » Get to destination in a quick and quiet or silent manner – teachers’ discretion

What does it look like to be COURTEOUS in the library? » Enter quietly and go directly to the reading rug » Sit silently while teacher is reading or giving instructions » Use quiet, one-inch voices when speaking » Wait in a single file line with your hands behind your back. » Say “excuse me” if you bump into someone What does it look like to be SAFE in the library? » Keep hands and feet to yourself » Be sure to read your book » Walk at all times » Never throw books, pencils, erasers or other objects in the library What does it look like to be RESPONSIBLE in the library? » Return your books weekly » Return the book in the same condition as it was checked out » Pay fines promptly for lost or missing books » At minimum, the teacher will walk students all the way to the library door and pick students up from the library door » Teachers MUST be on time picking up their class

What does it look like to be COURTEOUS in the computer lab and when using technology? » Enter quietly and go directly to your computer » Sit quietly, not using the computer or iPad, while teacher is giving instruction » Use quiet voices at all times What does it look like to be SAFE in the computer lab and when using technology? » Be careful around the computers and when carrying your iPad » Do not unplug or make any changes to the monitor, keyboard, mouse or apps » Walk at all times, and use both hands when carrying your iPad What does it look like to be RESPONSIBLE in the computer lab and when using technology? » Always treat the computer equipment and iPads with care and respect » Follow all of your teacher’s instructions for using the computer and iPad » Never touch or interfere with your neighbor’s computer or iPad » Always ask your teacher for help if your computer or iPad is not working properly

What does it look like to be COURTEOUS in the office? » Use polite language: “please” and “thank you” » Talk to adults only when directed to do so; don’t interrupt » You must always have a yellow office pass » Explain quickly and clearly why your are there » What does it look like to be SAFE in the office? » Keep hands to yourself » Keep feet to yourself » While seated, keep two feet on the floor » What does it look like to be RESPONSIBLE in the office? » State your purpose politely and clearly » Sit quietly and wait without disturbing others in the office » Wait patiently for your turn

What does it look like to be COURTEOUS on the playground? » Wait your turn in line for equipment and at the water fountain » Listen to adults the first time a direction is given » Don’t interrupt the adults or other students » Find a non-confrontational solution to solve problems – rock, paper, scissors, etc. What does it look like to be SAFE on the playground? » Walk when on the upper levels of playground equipment » Leave personal space for students who might fall off equipment » Walk to/from class to the playground » Play fighting or tag-type games are not allowed » Stay in designated play areas » Use equipment as intended » Play by the rules » Walk to line after instructed What does it look like to be RESPONSIBLE on the playground? » Use the bathroom and get a drink during recess time » Tell an adult if someone is hurt » Freeze at the bell and get off equipment » Hold playground equipment as you walk to line » Return equipment to where it belongs » Students “on the bench” stay seated and silent

What does it look like to be COURTEOUS in the restroom? » Give people privacy » Use quiet voices » Wait your turn patiently What does it look like to be SAFE in the restroom? » Walk to and from the restroom » Don’t play in the restroom » Keep water off the floor » Report problems: sink/toilet What does it look like to be RESPONSIBLE in the restroom? » Use the restroom during recesses, not class time » Flush toilets » Wash your hands » Put toilet paper in the toilet » Put paper towels and trash in garbage cans

Voice Level (Noise) Expectations » Students are expected to learn and understand the meaning of the following words/phrases: » Silent/Silence (no voice, no sound) » Quiet voice (whisper, cannot be heard more than 1 foot away) » Conversational voice (normal, can be heard 3-5 feet away) » Presentation voice (can be heard comfortably throughout the room) Following the SLANT expectations helps students be engaged learners who interact appropriately and courteously with their classmates and teachers » Sit up » Listen » Ask/Answer » Nod your head » Track the speaker

Students are expected to follow the Vista del Monte School Wide Behavior Expectations of Courtesy, Safety and Responsibility at all times during the school day and at all school-related functions, such as field trips, after school ASES program and other events such as the Carnival and the Track Meet.