SMS Arrival and Dismissal Expectations
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This document outlines expectations for student and teacher behavior during arrival and dismissal at Simon Middle School. It provides guidance on movement through hallways, keeping hands and objects to oneself, following staff directions, using an appropriate voice, and greeting others kindly. Teachers are expected to actively supervise students and monitor behavior, hand out reward points, and speak positively to all. A map shows dismissal routes and assigned duty areas for staff.
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- 1. Presented by SMS Faculty ARRIVAL / DISMISSAL
- 2. Student Expectations Punctual Students will keep moving through hallways, stairwells and landings Students will arrive to destination promptly Responsible Students will always walk on the right Students will walk safely to your destination Students will follow all staff directions Independent Students will keep hands, feet and objects to self Determined Students will move directly to your destination Enthusiastic Students will use appropriate speaking voice Students will greet classmates kindly and appropriately Teacher Expectations Punctual All teachers will be on time to their assigned duty area Responsible Teachers will actively supervise and monitor all students Independent Teachers will hand out PRIDE points to students and staff Determine Teachers will encourage students to move to their designated areas quickly Enthusiastic Teachers will speak positively and appropriately to all staff and students ARRIVAL/DISMISSAL EXPECTATIONS
- 3. Simon Middle School Dismissal Routes and Duties 2012-2013 Faculty and Staff Parking 14 13 12 11 10 9 Bus Loop 2nd Floor 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bus Entry 215 216 218 Family Rm. 221 222 223 Storage 1 27 213 16 115 116 118 119 121 Family Rm. 124 Art Kitchen 2 15 212 214 Science Lab217 Science Lab220 workroom RR 113 Band 25 Comp 114 Science Lab117 Science 120 123 Comp Cafeteria Practice Hall Competition GymPractice Gym 211 208 Science Lab205 Science Lan203 112 Lab 29 30 31 rooms 23 Comp RR 108 107 104 CIS 101 Book 32 33 210 111 RR room Theatre Choir 24 209 17 110 109 106 P/C 103 102 100 Library 207 206 204 202 201 200 Storage 35 Office 34 26 Family Room 22 Front OfficeNurseSRO Tchr ConcessionRR Girls WeightBoys Library Wkroom lockerRoomLocker Room Room Second Floor 28 Front Gym 36