1. 6th grade ASSEMBLY
September 2, 2016
CLASS of 2023

2. Last year – 6th graders SUBJECT MAXIMUM RAW SCORE LEVEL II
SATISFACTORY
LEVEL III
ADVANCED
READING 50 30
43 (86%)
MATH 54 24
44 (81%)
Last year – 6th graders

3. BCMA Expectations 42 (81%) 42(88%) SUBJECT MAXIMUM RAW SCORE LEVEL II
SATISFACTORY
LEVEL III
ADVANCED
READING 48 29
42(88%)
MATH 52 21
42 (81%)
BCMA Expectations

4. Reminders LUNCH APPLICATIONS (ASAP) Free and Reduced Status
Does not roll-over to the next year
ENROLLMENT PACKET
Past Due
CHANGE OF ELECTIVE REQUEST FORM
Due September 2, 2016; On-Going
Reminders

5. attendance Get to school on time daily Get to class on time daily
Passing Periods are not for Socializing
attendance

6. Study skills Organize your materials.
Use your student planner for every class, every day.
Write neat and accurate notes.
Choose a quiet place to study and to do your homework
Read at least 30 minutes a day!
Study skills

7. BEHAVIOR HISD STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT SCHOOL RULES AND POLICIES
CLASSROOM RULES AND EXPECTATIONS
BEHAVIOR

8. STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT 5 LEVELS OF OFFENSES
Level 1: Offenses that generally occur in the classroom and can be corrected by the teacher.
Level 2: Offenses that are more serious in nature or repeated instances of level 1 misconduct
Level 3: Offenses that seriously disrupt the educational process in the classroom or in the school or repeated instances of level 1, level 2 or level 3 misconduct.

9. Level 1 OFFENSES CONSEQUENCES
Not following teacher’s rules or procedures
Not participating in classroom activities
Unexcused tardiness to class
Not bringing required classroom materials or assigned work to class
Eating in class, horseplay, making excessive noise, not following campus dress code
Disruptive or non-compliant behavior on a school bus or school bus stop
Verbal or Non-verbal redirection
Student-teacher conference
Parent contact
Teacher detention
Restriction of school bus privilege
Level 1

10. Level 2 OFFENSES CONSEQUENCES Office referral
Repeated Level 1 misconduct
Cheating
Cafeteria disturbance
Not following mandatory school-uniform policy
Disruptive behavior or a school bus or a school bus stop
Any other acts that interfere with the orderly educational process in the classroom or the school
Office referral
Administrative detention (1 hour)
Saturday detention (3 hours)
Removal of school transportation privileges
Level 2

11. Level 3 OFFENSES CONSEQUENCES Office referral 2 Saturday Detentions
Repeated Level 1 and/or Level 2 misconduct
Fighting
Persistent disruptive behavior on a school bus
Defiance of school personnel
Failure to adhere to terms of behavior contract
Display of disrespect toward school personnel
Profanity, vulgar language or obscene gestures
Cyberbullying
Office referral
2 Saturday Detentions
Out of School Suspension (for up to 3 days per occurrence)
Removal of transportation services for up to one year
Referral to DAEP
Non-participation in 6th grade field trips/activities
Level 3

12. DRESS CODE POLICY Burgundy polo shirt with the BCMA logo, tucked – in
Khaki pants or knee-length khaki skirt, with belt
Cargo Pants or Cargo Shorts Not Allowed
White or black leggings may be worn underneath skirts. But leggings do not make up for length.
Burgundy BCMA Sweater or Burgundy BCMA Windbreaker Jacket
BCMA I.D. worn around the neck at all times
Only on Fridays: Students are allowed to wear solid blue jeans (no cuts, holes or tears) with their BCMA spirit shirt or college shirt.
DRESS CODE POLICY

13. Auditorium rules Sit with your A1/B6 class in the assigned area
Read Quietly
D/E classes go eat breakfast at 8:00 a.m.
No EATING or DRINKING in the auditorium at any time.
Auditorium rules

14. LOCKER TIMES BEFORE FIRST PERIOD OF THE DAY BEFORE LUNCH AFTER LUNCH
TRANSITION TIME BETWEEN A4 & A5 or B9 & B10
YOU HAVE LESS THAN 5 MINUTES TO GET THINGS INTO AND FROM YOUR LOCKER.
TIP: ON THE NIGHT BEFORE, SEPARATE WHAT GOES INTO THE LOCKER AND WHAT YOU NEED FOR YOUR FIRST THREE CLASSES BEFORE LUNCH
LOCKER TIMES

15. HALLWAY TRANSITIONS WALK ON THE RIGHT SIDE
KEEP HANDS AND FEET TO YOURSELF
BE MINDFUL OF THE VOLUME OF YOUR VOICE
BE ON TIME TO EVERY CLASS!!!
HALLWAY TRANSITIONS

16. CAFETERIA RULES REMEMBER: YOU HAVE ONLY 30 MINUTES FOR LUNCH
HEAD STRAIGHT FOR THE LUNCH LINE OR TAKE A SEAT (AS IT COMES) UPON ENTERING THE CAFETERIA
KEEP THE LUNCH LINE MOVING
REMAIN SEATED
I will begin to assign detentions for this and/or restrict seating
CLEAN UP. LEAVE YOUR TABLE AND GENERAL AREA MESS-FREE.
CAFETERIA RULES

17. Remain seated in an orderly manner while the bus is in motion
Sit in your assigned seat at all times
Not to tamper with bus windows, emergency doors and other bus equipment
Keep arms, legs, heads and all personal effects inside the bus and out of the aisle
Not to mark or deface the bus or its equipment
Not to fight, scuffle, or throw objects
Not to possess/use laser pointers inside or outside of the school bus
Use appropriate language while on the bus
bus RULES

18. Academic requirements
Maintain an average of 75% or above in your core- courses
English Language Arts
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Maintain an average of 80% or above in your Magnet courses
Latin
Neuroscience
Academic requirements

19. Naviance is a comprehensive college and career readiness solution for middle and high schools that helps align student strengths and interests to post- secondary goals, and improve student outcomes.
Mr. Duesterbeck will help you answer the following questions.
HOW CAN NAVIANCE HELP YOU?
HOW DOES THIS WORK?
WHEN DO WE ACCESS NAVIANCE?
NAVIANCE

20. PLEASE PAY ATTENTION AS WE DISCUSS STAAR SCORES AND DEVELOP A PLAN OF ACTION
Data talk

21. BCMA Campus Culture and Morale
Politeness
Mr. Barnes