• Bring all supplies you need with you and be prepared for class each day
• Take care of all personal belongings 

• Treat everyone with respect
• Listen when others have something to share
• Take care of classroom and school supplies and property 

• Use resources wisely and sparingly
• Use your creativity to come up with solutions for problems
• Reduce, reuse and recycle! 

A monthly conduct calendar goes home everyday with a colored checkmark of how your child’s conduct or behavior was for that day, indicated on the warnings list or classroom stoplight.

After being warned for an inappropriate behavior a student will receive a checkmark by his or her name on the warnings list. After 3 checkmarks that student moves to the yellow light on the classroom traffic light and a yellow check is indicated on his or her conduct calendar for that day. After 3 more checks the student then moves to the red light on the traffic light and a red check is given on the conduct calendar plus a note goes home to parents. If no checkmarks are given a student receives a green checkmark for that day. Any checkmarks before the 3^rd and 6^th marks follows the pattern below on the conduct calendar:

1 check = green check with a yellow dot

2 checks = green and yellow checks together

4 checks = yellow check with a red dot

5 checks = yellow and red checks together

If an inappropriate behavior continues after six checkmarks for the day and student will recieve a verbal and written conference from the teacher.  The next step is a parent/teacher conference, and last but not final is a conference with the principal, the child and the parent.