Ms. Czoykowski's classroom rules require students to be respectful, prepared, and active participants. Minor offenses will result in verbal warnings, while more serious offenses are immediately recorded. Assignments are graded using a point system, with no extra credit or late work accepted. Homework is due daily and absences require work to be made up within the number of days missed. Students must follow beginning and end of day procedures, including jobs, bell work, and clean up. Technology use policies and grading policies are also outlined.

1. Ms. Czoykowski’s
Classroom Rules and Procedures

2. The Rules
•Be respectful.
•Be prepared.
•Be an active participant in your education.
•Follow the rules and policies of the SIJ
handbook.

3. DisciplineThose choosing not the rules and guidelines regarding leadership standards for level one
offenses such as talking out, not following directions, etc. will result in:
• 1st: a verbal warning from Ms. Czoykowski
• 2nd: a level one offense recorded in the behavior rubric and an email home
• More serious offenses such as horseplay, name-calling, cheating, etc. will be recorded
immediately into the behavior rubric and dealt with according to high level consequences.

4. Grading
• I use a point system for
grading. That means that
assignments such as tests
and projects will be worth
more points.
• Some assignments will be
graded for completion and will
be entered as participation
grades.
• NO extra credit or makeup
work.

5. Midterms and Finals!

6. Homework
• Homework will be assigned on a
regular basis.
• Use your planner!
• Failure to do homework will result
in a 10% reduction in grade and
you will be given one night to
complete the assignment.

7. Absent Work
• All classwork and
homework for the day will
be recorded by a student
in the homework binder.
• You have the amount of
days absent to make up
the work.

8. Entering and Leaving Class
• You should enter the class quietly, get out your
homework and a red pen, and immediately begin bell
work.
• Before leaving class, make sure your area is cleaned
up and that you are not packing up before the bell rings.
• Remember, I dismiss class; the bell does not.

9. Turning in Assignments
• Compositions and projects that
should be brought into class on the
day the assignment is due.
• If you have printer issues, please
email me the assignment the night
before or first thing in the morning.
Excuses at class time will not be
accepted.
• We may check assignments
together in class or I may collect it.
• All papers that are turned in should
have a complete header. (Name,
Date, Assignment)

10. Technology and E-readers

11. Jobs
• Completing your job is
extremely important to a
functioning classroom. YOU
ARE RESPONSIBLE for
performing your job daily. (am
or pm)
• Failure to do so will result in a
warning and level one
consequences.

12. Beginning of the Day Procedure
• Unpack back packs and lunch bags
• Hand in any materials for the office/Ms. Czoykowski
• Get books ready for your a.m. classes
• Do your a.m. job if you have one
• Begin bell work immediately!

13. End of the day procedure
• Put away books
• Copy down homework
• Do your p.m. job if you have one
• Pack up (double check your homework to make sure you
have everything)
• Get mail
• Stack chairs and stand at your desk to be dismissed.