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Mr. Hilton's class follows the rules of being on time, prepared, respectful, focused, and staying seated. Students are expected to find their seat immediately, begin bell work silently, and wait for instructions upon entering. During class, students can ask questions but must remain seated, be respectful, and not talk to others. At the end of class, students must wait until dismissed and can ask any questions before leaving without getting out of their seats early. The class also has a grading scale based on the school's policy and rules for making up work and extra credit.
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- 1. Welcome to Mr. Hilton’s Class WE ARE A TEAM Together Everyone Achieve More
- 2. Home Sweet Home • Home is where you treat friends like family and family like friends. • The Golden Rule • No weapons words included – No harsh words – No physical contact
- 3. Rules • Be on time • Be prepared • Be respectful • Focus • Stay in your seat • No side conversations
- 4. PREGAME • Find your seat immediately upon entering the room. • Begin bell work silently. • Wait for further instructions
- 5. During Class • Feel free to ask questions during the lecture and notes. • Remain seated • Be respectful • No talking to other students
- 6. After Class • Wait until I tell you to leave. • Ask any questions you need to before you leave. • Do not get out of your desk until I say you can go.
- 7. Grades • Grading Scale Based On School • Make Up Work Rules • Extra Credit Rules
- 8. Me Time • I am… • I like… • I really dislike it when… • It would make class more enjoyable if we got to… • One outstanding fact about me is… • If I could do anything in the world I would… • I learn best by…