1. College and Career Courses Enhancing Social and Academic Skills
Students
Undertaking
Challenging
College and Career Courses
Enhancing
Social and Academic
Skills
Hallways
Snappy pace to get to class
Use shortest route
Chart the quickest route to your next class
Talk and walk at the same time
Always be polite
Never stand in the hallway blocking others
Get to your classes quickly and safely
Cafeteria
Stay in your line and don’t skip
Understand that cutting in line is wrong
Choose to be polite to those you sit with
Carry trash to garbage can when finished
Eat your lunch in the time allotted
Safety first! No running in the cafeteria
See to it that you don’t take food or drink out of the cafeteria
Parking Lot
Stay in your parking slot
Understand you will be towed without sticker, insurance or paid fee
Careful driving to allow for everyone’s safety
Cautiously enter and exit parking lot for student and staff safety
Enter and exit parking lot by practicing safe driving skills
Slow is always better than fast for safety
Show insurance, license, and school sticker when asked
Restrooms
Sterilize your hands before you exit
Use trash cans to throw out paper towels
Contribute to clean restrooms by flushing toilets
Clean restrooms mean throw paper towels in garbage cans
Every time you use the restroom, be sure to have a pass
Sanitary restrooms are safe for everyone to use
Stop to use Rest Room during hall changes instead of during class
Classrooms
Study, study, study
Understand that you are hear to learn
Challenge yourself by participating in class regularly
Critical thinking is your goal in all academic and career endeavors
Enhance your education - come prepared to learn and participate
Success means never letting the opportunity to learn pass you by
Succeed academically by giving 100 per cent 100 per cent of the time
Auditorium
Silence is golden
Utilize the space available to allow everyone a seat
Choose a seat nearest the front upon entering
Carefully exit and enter for everyone's safety
Exhibit polite behavior to the speaker or performer
Speakers and performers should not be distracted by loud talking
Speakers and performers should be given your undivided attention