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This document outlines cafeteria expectations for students at WWMS to be ready by having lunch, money or a pin, be respectful by keeping hands to themselves, following staff directions, and using conversation level 2, and be responsible by cleaning up after themselves and exiting when dismissed. It encourages students to walk, keep hands to self, chew food, and follow expectations to help themselves and the school.
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Cafeteria expectations
- 3. BE READY *Be prepared with lunch, lunch money, or pin *Go directly to your table and sit *Listen for your section
- 4. BE RESPECTFUL *Hands/feet to self *Conversation level 2 *Follow staff directions (raise hand and end conversation when staff member raises their hand for your attention) *Food is for eating
- 5. BE RESPONSIBLE *Clean-up your area *Put tray and food waste in bin *Gather all belongings before leaving *Exit when your table is dismissed *Recycle if possible
- 6. BE SAFE *Please walk *Keep hands to self *Chew your food
- 7. Discussion *How will following our Wolverine Ways in this location help you as a student? *How will following our Wolverine Ways in this location help our school?
- 8. TIME TO PRACTICE!! *Please follow these expectations as you practice with your teacher.