1. September 14-18, 2015 - Week 4 2015-16 Home of the Mighty Eagles! Mission High School

2. Tardy and Hall Pass Policy Review of Student Dress Video Mission High School Monday

3. A tardy is defined as students outside the classroom door when the bell rings. Students on time are inside the door when the tardy bell rings. TardyConsequence 1 Warning 2 3Student writes Post Card to Teacher 4 Student writes Post Card to Parent 5 Post Card, Phone Call to Parent 6 Post Card, Parent, Student, and Teacher Conference 7 Post Card, Detention 8 Post Card, Referral 9 Post Card, Referral, Exclusion from School Activities 10+ Exclusion from School Activities until less than 5 tardies per grading period Tardy Logs by each classroom door is now mandatory. Post Cards will be provided to parents during parent conference now mandatory.

4. Every effort must be made to minimize interruption of instructional time. Every student who leaves the classroom during instructional time MUST:  Carry a valid (completed, signed, and current) HALL PASS  No devices to be used while on a pass from class  Comply with the “Ten Minute Rule,” which states that no passes are valid during the first and/or the last ten minutes of class All faculty and staff to ask students they see in the hall for their pass. If a students has one, they should sign it, if not they should redirect students to their classrooms for a pass.

5. BuildingsPass Color No. of Classrooms B Blue 17 J11 E Red 3 R26 Gyms (both) Green 6 Portables12 D6 M Orange 14 N7 A16 K White 7 L3 MET1 Q Yellow 6 Library2 Front Office Maroon 3 Counselors4 Admin6 All students outside the classroom will be stopped by security guards to review hall pass. Students without a completed hall pass will be sent back to classroom.

6. Persistent violation will result in the following consequences: 1st offense – Item(s) will be confiscated and returned to the parent/guardian only after school. 2nd offense – Same or other item(s) will be confiscated and parent/guardian will have to pay a $15.00 administrative fee before the item is released. 3rd offense – Same or other item(s) will be confiscated and kept by the school until the end of the semester or 60 days, whichever is longer. Refusal to surrender item, upon request by an administrator, shall result in placement in the Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP). Mission CISD is not responsible for any loss, monetary or material, incurred as a result of the confiscation of the cellular or other telecommunications device, or electronic device, I-Pod, headset, CD player, cassette player, electronic game or any personal game and/or electronic music device. Electronic Device Policy

7. Remove ear phones Ear phone and phones should not be visible $15 to get phone back

8.  Students will be permitted to use cell phones and/or other personally owned devices during their 40 minute lunch period ONLY.  Cell phones and other personally owned devices are to be in the “off” or “quiet” mode during the rest of the school day and are not to be visible. Even during passing periods.

9.  The taking of photos or the recording of videos, whether by cell phone or any other device, is strictly prohibited. An incident of this nature could result in disciplinary action.  Using cell phone cameras or any other video recording devices to record altercations on school grounds or at school events is prohibited. In such cases, the device may be confiscated as evidence.  Using cell phone to listen to music with earphones ONLY and ONLY during the 40 minute lunch periods.

10. GIRLS Most Repeated Dress Code Violations:  Facial Piercings  Short SHIRTS and SKIRTS  Strap Blouses – Exposed Back and Shoulders GIRLS Most Repeated Dress Code Violations:  Facial Piercings  Short SHIRTS and SKIRTS  Strap Blouses – Exposed Back and Shoulders

11. GUYS Most Repeated Dress Code Violations:  Shaving Beards and Goatees  Facial Piercings  Pants worn too low  Torn jeans GUYS Most Repeated Dress Code Violations:  Shaving Beards and Goatees  Facial Piercings  Pants worn too low  Torn jeans

12. Learning Styles Inventory Mission High School Tuesday and Wednesday

13. Ever wonder how you learn best? Learning Styles Inventory Take this “Learning Styles Inventory” and answer it to determine how you learn best. Just read the 20 sets of statements and select the answer that best fits your answer. Take this “Learning Styles Inventory” and answer it to determine how you learn best. Just read the 20 sets of statements and select the answer that best fits your answer.

14. Create a chart like this to record your responses. For each group of responses, indicate with an X the item you marked as best representing you. Total each column.

22. Learning Styles Inventory Analysis Mission High School Thursday

29. What does this mean for you? : Now that you know your best method of learning: Share with your teacher When you study, use strategies that best fit your learning style Provide your own adjustment to learning according to your own learning style What does this mean for you? : Now that you know your best method of learning: Share with your teacher When you study, use strategies that best fit your learning style Provide your own adjustment to learning according to your own learning style