Wash your hands before returning to class (or to the playground). Walk directly back to class (or to the playground). Supervision Responsibilities Teachers will check on the restroom at least once a day and will note positive things to reinforce and areas that need improvement. Areas that need improvement will be discussed with the class. Teaching Responsibilities During the first week of each new school year, and after each long vacation, teachers will review behavioral expectations and the reasons for these expectations for proper restroom behavior. Each teacher will devise a system for students to use when they leave the classroom to go to and return from the restroom (a list, a “pass” of some type, etc.). School Buses Goal: Students who ride the school bus to and from school will follow appropriate riding guidelines Behavior Expectations Always follow the Lewis and Clark 3 B’S Guidelines Be courteous and use appropriate language Please do not eat or drink on the bus Keep the bus clean and free of litter Always cooperate with the driver Stay in your seat for your safety and the safety of others Keep heads, hands, and feet inside the bus at all times Your bus driver is authorized to assign seats Supervision Responsibilities Adults on duty at the beginning and end of the school day will monitor the bus loading area to make sure that students are getting off and on the bus in a safe and respectful manner. The bus driver will be the “teacher” while students are on the bus. The bus driver will communicate with the principal and teacher if there are problems with a student riding on the bus.
Wash your hands before returning to class (or to the playground). Walk directly back to class (or to the playground). Supervision Responsibilities Teachers will check on the restroom at least once a day and will note positive things to reinforce and areas that need improvement. Areas that need improvement will be discussed with the class. Teaching Responsibilities During the first week of each new school year, and after each long vacation, teachers will review behavioral expectations and the reasons for these expectations for proper restroom behavior. Each teacher will devise a system for students to use when they leave the classroom to go to and return from the restroom (a list, a “pass” of some type, etc.). School Buses Goal: Students who ride the school bus to and from school will follow appropriate riding guidelines Behavior Expectations Always follow the Lewis and Clark 3 B’S Guidelines Be courteous and use appropriate language Please do not eat or drink on the bus Keep the bus clean and free of litter Always cooperate with the driver Stay in your seat for your safety and the safety of others Keep heads, hands, and feet inside the bus at all times Your bus driver is authorized to assign seats Supervision Responsibilities Adults on duty at the beginning and end of the school day will monitor the bus loading area to make sure that students are getting off and on the bus in a safe and respectful manner. The bus driver will be the “teacher” while students are on the bus. The bus driver will communicate with the principal and teacher if there are problems with a student riding on the bus.
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