1. Have Pride in Our School Take Care of Corsicana #TCC
CMS Reminders
Have Pride in Our School
Take Care of Corsicana
#TCC

2. Tardies CMS students should get to class with a sense of urgency.
Tardy sweeps will begin on Monday.
That means if you are caught in the hallway after the tardy bell you will be sent to the office.
No Questions Asked
Tardies will result in D-Halls
Tardies

3. Students on the second floor should not hang on the railings.
Do not throw anything over the railings.
Do not yell to students below.
Remember we have cameras.
Cameras don’t lie!
2nd Floor Etiquette

4. Dress Code Dress Code D-Halls will begin on Monday
Shirts should have a collar
Shirts should be tucked in at all times all the way around
All students should have a belt
Joggers must be worn with a belt
Dress Code

5. End of Lunch Line Up After Lunch:
If you go to a class in “A” Hall, line up on the “A” Hall side of the Commons.
If you go to a class in “B” Hall, line up on the “B” Hall side of the Commons.
End of Lunch Line Up

6. Accountability All actions have consequences
Some are positive and some are negative
School consequences are in place to help you learn to make decisions that have positive consequences
Accountability

7. Sometimes in life, your situation will keep repeating itself until you learn your lesson.
Curiano.com

8. The next slides will show examples of discipline violations.
In order to avoid these negative consequences for your actions, stop and think before acting.
Ask yourself, “Will doing this lead to a positive or negative consequence?”
Accountability

9. Violations May Include
Running
Making excessive noise, talking
Failure to comply with directive
Consuming food or drinks in hallway or classroom
Throwing objects
Horse playing
Violations May Include
Being out of dress code
Device violation
Being out of assigned area
Cheating on a minor assignment
Slap-boxing
Open Chest Game

10. Violations May Include but are Not Limited to:
Foul language, sexual comments
Inappropriate hand gestures
Failure to comply with directive
Making a threat
Fighting, Assault, Physically contacting an adult
Violations May Include but are Not Limited to:
Recording a fight
Arson, Alcohol, Drugs, Tobacco, Lighters
Theft, Vandalism, Graffiti, Loitering
Weapons, Fire Alarm
Cheating on a major assignment
Failure to comply with device expectation

11. Consequences Include but are Not Limited to:
Teacher D-Hall
Teacher Discretion (Write Sentences, Up Downs, Push- Ups, Etc.)
Apology Letters
Lunch D-Hall
Temporary Restriction/Loss of Privilege (includes electronics)
Extracurricular consequence
Phone Call to Parent
Behavior Contract
Consequences Include but are Not Limited to:

12. Consequences Include but are not limited to
Loss of Privileges (Full Year)
Swats
ISS
OSS
DAEP
Expulsion
Consequences Include but are not limited to
Police Citation/Arrest
Removal from extracurricular activity
Multiple Lunch Detentions
Passing Period Restriction

13. I am NOT a product of my circumstances. I AM a product of my decisions.
Stephen Covey

14. Make Good Decisions. Enjoy the Positive Consequences of Your Actions
Make Good Decisions. Enjoy the Positive Consequences of Your Actions. #TEAMCMS #TCC