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2009-2010 Policies & Procedures. Mr. Coll. Grading Policy. CategoryPercentages Tests, Student Notebook30 Quizzes,Group Activities, Projects25 Classwork / Homework45. Turning in and Receiving Assignments Back. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: 2009-2010 Policies & Procedures

Mr. Coll

2009-2010 Policies & Procedures

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Grading PolicyCategory

PercentagesTests, Student Notebook

30Quizzes,Group Activities, Projects

25Classwork / Homework

45

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Turning in and Receiving Assignments Back

Any work turned in must be numbered correctly. For instance, if a vocabulary assignment contains fifteen words, then each word must be numbered 1 through 15. No credit will be given for any assignment left on a student’s desk or anywhere else in the classroom. Graded papers will be returned during class and should be placed in your binder in numerical order according to the table of contents. Papers turned in without a name will be placed in the basket labeled “No Name.” These papers may be claimed before or after class and turned in for half credit.

 

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Classwork/HomeworkAny student who has an excused absence has

one day for each day absent to make up missed assignments. It is the student’s responsibility to get his or her make-up work from the make-up note book on the counter in the back of the classroom. If a missed assignment requires a worksheet or if you have questions about an assignment please ask. Assignments turned in late will be given no credit. However, exceptions will be considered on an individual basis and the decision of the teacher is final.

 

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TardiesAny student not in his or her assigned seat

when the door closes and class begins will be counted tardy. Students not seated in their assigned seat may be counted as absent for the day.

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Tests and QuizzesTests and quizzes will be given periodically during

each nine-week grading period. If the student is not in class the day a test or quiz is given then the student should be ready to make up the test or quiz on the day he or she returns to class. However, if the student is absent multiple days before a test or quiz is given and has excused absences, that student may have one day for each day absent to make up any missed tests or quizzes. Any test or quiz not made up will be recorded in the grade book as a zero. The student is responsible for making up any class work missed while taking a makeup test or quiz.

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Team Starburst BinderThe notebook should be organized as follows:The first item should be the current Unit Map.The second item should be the Table of

Contents. It will contain both a numerical and chronological listing of all assignments for the grading period.

Notebook checks will occur periodically during each grading period and will count as quiz grade.

The first divider will be “US History”, second will be ISN, third shall be Classwork/Homework, fourth will be Tests/Quizzes.

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Textbooks

Textbooks will be assigned to each student for home use. The textbook is to remain at home until the end of the year or school transfer. If the textbook is lost it is the students financial responsibility which is now STATE LAW.

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Classroom ProceduresAppropriate classroom behaviorBe in your assigned seat when the door closes

and class begins.Record the daily assignments and objective

from the board into your planner.Show respect for others in both your language

and actions.Follow directions the first time given.Request permission before getting out of your

seat.Know and follow all school rules.

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Behavior Consequences for unacceptable behavior

(some levels of consequences may be skipped as deemed appropriate due to student behavior)

A verbal/non-verbal warning will be given.A note sent home in planner or email for

parent/guardian signature or parent phone call/conference.

A referral to the assistant principal’s office. 

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Behavior ExpectationsHave paper and pen’s/pencils sharpened to begin

class. Teacher will not provide pen’s or pencils. Class pencil sharpener may not be used during class due to the disruption it causes. Come prepared!

Keep waste paper until the end of class and place in the wastebasket on the way out of the room.

No eating, drinking, grooming or application of cosmetics is to be done during class time. Any student violating these guidelines will have the items in question confiscated and disposed of appropriately.

Work that is copied from another student will result in a zero for ALL students involved.

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Behavior ExpectationsNotes written or passed during class will be

seized and placed into the offending student’s file for the parent/guardian to read.

Work done in history class for another subject will be seized and destroyed unless permission is first granted.

Request and receive permission before speaking or getting out of seats during class.

Display appropriate behavior at all times.At the end of class wait until the teacher

dismisses you from class.

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SUPPLIESSupplies needed for class3” Three Ring Binder (Team Starburst)Blue or Black ink pensHighlighterPencil sharpener with shavings containerColored PencilsGlue Stick (Elmers is highly recommended)