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Lathrop Intermediate School
School Wide Expectations Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Support Team Student Services Center- Guidance Office Counseling
Ms. Fosado, Counselor Last Names A – L Mr. Raya, Counselor Last Names M – Z Teacher on Special Assignment Miss Hammer Administration Ms. Infante, Principal Mr. Shalash, Assistant Principal Ms. Shin, Assistant Principal Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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School Wide Expectations
School Success Attendance Dress Code Hallways & Lunch Area Big Offences Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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PBIS PBIS – Positive Behavior Intervention & Support
A program designed for students to Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe Encourages students to continuously make good behavioral choices Enables teachers to prevent behavior problems and helps make school a safe learning environment Increases time for instruction Increase in positive behaviors, school-wide Decrease in disruptive behaviors Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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A Positive Start to the New Year!
PBIS A Positive Start to the New Year! Positive Behaviors get rewarded! Good Attitude Good Grades Incentives Fun! Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Respectful Know the expectations in each class
Understand the Voice Levels for each classroom activity Understand the expectations in the Hallways and on campus Use appropriate language at all times Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Respectful Be Respectful to ALL Students
Bullying verbally, physically, and/or in cyberspace is now a crime under State law and can result in arrest. Students are NOT to hold hands, interlock arms, hug, kiss, or have any other form of Public Display of Affection with others while on campus or while walking to and from school. Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Respectful
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Be Responsible On Time, Every Day, Every Period, Ready to Learn
Be on time to school = in your seat, ready to work when the tardy bell rings. Be on time to each period of the day, 3 or more tardies in a week will result in a 1 hour Friday detention If you have an emergency and are late, bring a note signed by your parent or teacher/staff. Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Responsible Be Prepared READING & WRITING every day
Materials, books, supplies, chromebook Use your electronic calendar Write down all your homework to communicate between your teachers and your parents and to organize yourself Organize yourself Notebook, calendar, chromebook and backpack to 120 Minutes of READING & WRITING every day Stay for help with classroom teachers or Engage 360 Go to the Learning Center after school for assistance Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Responsible Demonstrate appropriate behavior in the classroom, on the school grounds, and on the way to and from school. Choose to walk at all times. Keep your chrome book with you at all times. Cell phones must be off during class time, no texting Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Responsible Cell phones can be used before school, after school, and during lunch. They are not to be used in the classroom unless teacher permits. If your phone is confiscated, your parent must come to get it from the Guidance Office. We will NOT spend any time investigating the theft or loss of any items not allowed on campus. ** Lost and Found is located in the Student Services Center** Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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COLORS: White, Gray, Dark Blue, Black
Be Responsible Navy blue or Khaki pants, shorts, skirts NO jeans or denim material Polo Shirts Polo shirts must have a collar and sleeves. - Shirts worn under the polo should be white, gray or dark blue. Solid color Jackets or Sweatshirts COLORS: White, Gray, Dark Blue, Black Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Responsible Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Responsible …at any time! Not allowed…
Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Not allowed… …at any time!
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Be Responsible Accessories and Make-up No large or excessive jewelry
(earrings no larger or longer than a quarter). Accessorize, but keep to a minimum No facial or tongue piercing No hats, headbands or head-covering Hair Well groomed, clean, a natural color, and out of eyes No shorter than #2 blade; no shaved heads Eyebrows cannot be shaved or notched Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Responsible Free of Graffiti Backpacks are permitted
Binders: recommended 1 ½ to 2 inches Anything on your binders needs to be school related, no graffiti or inappropriate stickers or pictures are NOT allowed Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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VOICE LEVEL 1– Quiet Conversation with one person next to you.
Be Safe Walk and talk in the Hallways VOICE LEVEL 1– Quiet Conversation with one person next to you. Follow the Flow… Stay to the right. Walk quietly & directly to class. Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Lathrop Spartans Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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DOWN ONLY IN THE MIDDLE STAIRS
Be Safe DOWN ONLY IN THE MIDDLE STAIRS UP ON THE SIDE STAIRS Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Safe – Going to P.E. Follow the Flow… Go down the front stairs
Turn right toward the exit doors Exit through the doors Walk around the wall Walk to your P.E. number through the black gate Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Safe / Responsible Lunch Expectations Sit at the tables to eat
You must sit at the tables facing in – do not sit on top of the benches Do not leave the table without being responsible for your trash Do not let others walk away and leave a mess! Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Safe / Responsible Lunch Expectations
This is YOUR school! Take care of it! Pick up after yourself, leaving a mess makes our school look dirty. A large trash can is only a few steps away! Every piece matters no matter how small. Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Responsible Be Safe
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Be Safe Eat in the lunch area only. Students are not allowed in the new building area during lunch.
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Serious offenses that will lead to Suspension, Expulsion, and/or arrest
Sexual Harassment: Any sexual comment, gesture, touch, action, or drawing may result in a suspension and a recommendation for expulsion. Weapons, Drugs and Controlled Substances: Possession, use, or sale of any firearm, weapon, tobacco, alcohol, or drug (including some over the counter and prescription drugs) will result in a suspension, recommendation for expulsion, and/or arrest. Look-a-likes may result in the same consequence. Toy or plastic weapons, drug substances or drug paraphernalia (pipes, lighters, rolling papers) Tampering with Emergency devices will result in arrest Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Fights and Threats “Playing around” may look like fighting and may result in disciplinary action Mutual Combat or “Rough-housing” Any gang related fight may result in suspension, recommendation for expulsion, and/or arrest Please note that Trashing anyone on their birthday may result in suspension for all involved. “Pantsing” anywhere, even in PE, is a form of Sexual Assault Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ZERO TOLERANCE!!!
SAUSD enforces a “Zero Tolerance” policy toward weapons, drugs, and alcohol. Any student in possession of a firearm (including look-alike weapons), brandishing a knife, possession of or under the influence of drugs or alcohol, will be suspended immediately and can be recommended for expulsion and arrest. Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Inappropriate conduct will be referred as an ODR by teachers
Time away from your friends (Lunch detention) Teacher detention Office detention Contact Parent Suspension from Class Suspension from School Friday Detention Behavior Contract School Attendance Review Team (SART) School Attendance Review Board (SARB) Police Action Pupil Placement Committee EXPULSION Mention Cyber Savvy classes as an example for Parenting support Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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No Choice Items… (Determined by the Board of Education & EdCode)
Sale of Illegal Substance Brandishing a Weapon Extortion (forcing someone to do something that is illegal) Robbery You will be expelled Achievement: students who attend school regularly are more likely to pass reading and math assessments than students who don't attend school regularly. Opportunity: being in school every day gives them a chance to learn more about college and scholarship opportunities, and to take the important exams they need to build a successful academic record. Exposure to the English language: Regular school attendance can also help students who are learning English by giving them the chance to master the skills and information they need more quickly and accurately even in other subjects! Being part of the school community: Just by being present at school, your child is learning how to be a good citizen by participating in the school community, learning valuable social skills, and developing a broader world view. The importance of education: Your commitment to school attendance will also send a message to your child that education is a priority for your family, going to school every day is a critical part of educational success, and that it's important to take your responsibilities seriously including going to school. Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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8th Grade Activities 8th Grade Dance Ice Cream Social/Yearbook Signing
Knott’s Field Trip Promotion Participation in Activities are based on grades, referrals, ODR’s, attendance, suspensions and incidents Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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Lathrop Spartans ROCK!! Be Respectful Be Responsible Be Safe
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