Classroom
Management:
1.
Walk in and out of the classroom.
2.
Do not throw objects in class.
3.
Do not groom in class.
4.
Do not chew anything in class.
5.
Do not use a loud voice in class.
6.
Do not leave the room without permission.
7.
Do not write in your books, on the
desks, or walls.
8.
Do not use the overhead or marker board without permission.
9.
No one may use the phone or computer unless directed to by the teacher.
10.
The
bell is an indication to the teacher to dismiss the class.
Class will be dismissed with everyone in their seats.
11.
Stay in your assigned seat unless I give you permission to get out of
your seat.
12.
Keep
your hands and feet off of others and their belongings, and within the confines
of your desk.
13.
When you speak to the teacher or a fellow student, use a respectful tone
and their proper name.
14.
If a visitor comes to the room you are to study quietly in your seat.
Do not address the visitor without permission.
15.
When class has begun, only respond to teacher questions.
16.
If you have a question on the current material you are to raise your hand
and wait to be called on.
17.
The teacher can collect all work done in class.
18.
You may not study for another class unless your math assignment is
complete and ONLY with permission.
19.
When a substitute is here, you are to sit in your assigned seats and
follow their instructions. Any
misbehavior reported by the substitute may result in a discipline report.
20.
To use a hall pass you must write 100 sentences that are due the next day
or stay after school that day for 10 minutes.
Failure to do the assigned could result in a discipline report.
21.
You must be seated in your assigned seat with paper, pen or sharpened
pencil, and Math book by the end of the tardy bell.
Any one tardy must get a pass from Mrs. Mader
in room F112.
22.
The appearance of cheating or aiding in cheating (i.e. leaving your book
open, looking toward another student’s paper, notes found, ect.) may result in
a zero.
23.
Students will abide by all the polices found in the current Marianna High
School Student Handbook
Homework:
Students are
expected to work on homework assignments in class and finish them before the
next meeting of the class. Homework
will be checked randomly and unannounced.
You must bring your
math book and notebook to class everyday, and keep it up to date.
Assignments should
be kept in chronological order. The
assignment should be in the upper left hand corner and your name and period in
the upper right hand corner. Each
assignment should be started on a separate sheet of paper. You must show your work to receive credit.
A five-point deduction will be assessed if you have to leave the room to
find your homework. A twenty-five-point deduction after the period ends.
A fifty point deduction any time after one day late.
More than one homework could be collected at any time each resulting in a
grade.
Tests
/ Quizzes:
Tests and quizzes will usually be announced in advance. If you have an excused absent or check out the day we take a quiz or test, you must take it the day you return. If your absence is unexcused your grade will be a zero. You may take a test/quiz any period during the day with prior approval. The content of “make ups” may differ from the ones given on test/quiz days. Semester test will count 1/5 of your semester grade.
Grade
computation:
Algebra 2 grade = (30% Test average) + (70% Quiz/Homework average)
Liberal Arts Math
grade = (30% Test average) + (70% Quiz/Homework average)
Intensive Math grade
= (30% Test average)+(70% Quiz/Computer/Homework average)
Absences
& Make up work:
If an assignment, test, or quiz is announced before you are absent then you must take the test/quiz or turn in the assignment when you return to school provided your absence is excused. If an assignment is made or a test/quiz is announced while you are absent then you have three days to make arrangements with the teacher to either take the test/quiz or turn in the assignment. Make up work will be done before school or after school or at another time that is acceptable to the teacher.
Extra
credit:
Some tests and quizzes may have bonuses on them. I will drop your two lowest quiz/homework grades at the end of each nine weeks providing that more than three quizzes are given. Alg 2 and Liberal Arts students can earn three points on a test by turning in all the completed homework for the sections covered on that test. These should be in chronological order, stapled together, and turned in at the completion of the test.