Make sure you listen carefully. What the adults in school say to you is very important.

Pay attention. One of you most important jobs is to be a good listener and know what is going on.

When you follow directions carefully, it shows that you care about yourself. If you don't understand what an adult says to you - ask!

Remain silent during fire drills.

When walking in halls, stay to the right and respect that others are working.

Dispose of litter properly.

Keep all materials and furniture neat and clean.

Keep bathrooms neat, clean and quiet.

Things that belong to the school should not be borrowed or taken without getting permission.

Do not interfere with learning, your own or others

Try to be cheerful, even when you might feel bad. It always helps!

Help others follow our Code of Conduct.

Respect others students' feelings. Don't hurt others feelings with words or actions.

Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself.

Share you good ideas and thoughts with others.

Be honest

Use polite language when you work or play with others.

Take turns.

Remove headgear when you come inside.

When other students are working, respect their right to work by not disturbing them.

No gum chewing in school.

When outside, stay on walks, leave plants and trees alone and do not throw things. (snow, pebbles, etc.)

Come to school prepared - bring pencils, paper, erasers, crayons, and whatever else you need to do your work.

Be sure to always do your assignments, at home and in school.

Ask for and accept help whenever you need it.

Return homework, books and other materials on time.

Wear shoes that allow you to climb stairs safely.

Keep clothing neat and clean.

Dress appropriately for school. All logos and slogans appearing on clothing must be appropriate for a school setting.

Leave toys, radios, electronic games, etc., home, unless they are brought in for a special classroom activity.

Follow the Code of Conduct

Sit on seats, not on tables

When waiting in line keep hands, feet, etc. to yourself

Raise your hand if you need to get out of your seat or need help.

Clean up your area - papers, crumbs, straws, etc.

Relax and eat.

Stay in your seat

Be polite by listening to the program, not talking with classmates.

Raise your hand if you need help.

Show appreciation at the end of an assembly by clapping (not stomping, booing or whistling).

Be patient and share.

Do not stand or walk too close to the slides.

Do not climb on top of tube slide or climb up either slide.

Do not run where the playground equipment is.

Watch out for others.

Older students should be considerate of younger ones.

Your teacher or another adult will speak to you about the problem.

You may lose a school privilege such as free time, going to a special event or playing outside.

You may not be allowed to eat with your class in the cafeteria.

You may have to take a note home to your parents telling them of the problem. It will ask you parents to sign the note and return it to school.

You may have to stay after school until 4:00.

For a very serious problem, or if it happens many times, your parents will need to come to school to talk about it with your teacher, you and the principal.