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TITLE:  How To Earn Commendable Marks In Fourth Grade

AUTHOR:  Randy Bartholomew, Barnett Elementary, Payson, UT

GRADE LEVEL/SUBJECT:  (4)  General Rules

OVERVIEW:  This sheet, along with several others explaining
the year's program, is given to students at the beginning of
the school year. The teacher and students discuss each item.
Students are encouraged to ask for clarification of any
item. A copy is sent home to parents. Teachers that make
their policies and practices well known and consistent will
find that they have few problems when it becomes necessary
to discipline students. Parents will support your efforts
when they are aware of your desire for complete fairness in
dealing with students.


         HOW TO EARN COMMENDABLE MARKS IN FOURTH GRADE

Welcome to fourth grade!
By following a few simple rules and always doing your best,
it is possible that YOU can become a commendable student.
Please read this and other papers carefully and be sure to
ask questions about anything you may not understand.  Good
Luck!

RULES

1.   No toys allowed in class! A toy is ANYTHING played with
     at times when you should be doing something else.
     anything taken from a student will not be returned
     unless requested personally by a parent. all sports
     equipment is to be kept in the P.E. closet or at the
     coat rack.

2.   Every student must be able to learn at all times. If
     you do anything which stops you or anyone else from
     learning, you will be disciplined.

3.   The teacher must be allowed to teach at all times. If
     you do anything to stop the teacher from teaching, you
     will be disciplined.

4.   All school rules will be obeyed including directions
     and discipline by other teachers and staff.

5.   A person's personal property is to be respected at all
     times.

6.   If you believe you have been treated unfairly, please
     speak to the teacher and efforts will be made to
     resolve the problem.

DISCIPLINE

First Offense:  Verbal warning or name on the board.
Second Offense:  5 minutes after school with appropriate
                 duties.
Third Offense:  15 minutes after school and a call to
                parents.
In rare cases a parent may need to come to school or the
principal may need to be involved in severe problems.
Parents will always be notified in such cases.

GRADING

All grades will be based on percentages and whether the
student completed the assigned task. I will try to be as
fair as possible. Always do your best work. If you do not
understand directions or have a problem with an assignment,
please ask for help.

                    Your Fourth Grade Teacher


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