Tracy Melito, M.Ed.

All students are to expected to be Respectful, Responsible, and Resilient as outline in the Class Rules, Routines, and Expectations PDF file above.

 

 

IF your electronic device

is VISIBLE in the classroom you have

TWO choices:  put it OUT OF SIGHT

or PUT IT IN THE CAULDRON.

If I see the device,

I will take it, you can retrieve it at 2:20 AND you'll have a DETENTION AFTER SCHOOL.

If you REFUSE to give it to me, I'll refer you to the Student Support Center, I'll contact your parent/guardian, AND you'll have a detention after school. 

 

Other NON-Negotiables

Food:  Chips, pretzels, seeds, crackers, lollipops, cereal, jukeboxes, milk cartons, fruit snacks

If you are found eating in the lab, you will be assigned an after school detention.

 

Horseplay:  running in the lab, throwing anything, Sitting on tables/lab benches or window sills = an after school detention and/or a referral to the Dean of Students

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All after school detentions are from 2:20 until the late bus dismal bell rings on Wednesdays and Thursdays

 Make good choice or make plans to stay!

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GIVING UP!

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Fail - First Attempt In Learning = Resilience!

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VOICE VOLUME CHART

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0 - Silence is golden - Active Listening - NO one is talking

1 -Spy Talk - Whispering only.  Only one person,  in close proximity, can hear you.

2 - Low Flow Conversation - Table Talk - Only your table mates can hear you

3 - Formal Normal -Ex. Ms. Melito delivering instructions

4- Loud Crowd - Presentation voice - reach the back of the room

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