Classroom Procedures/Discipline Plan
Trezevant High School_____Chemistry Rm 131/Ms. Eubanks__________
Welcome students and families to High School Chemistry! I’m excited about the opportunity to get to know you, and I’m looking forward to a happy and productive school year.
Curriculum areas we will focus on this year include: Matter and Energy, Atomic Structure, Interactions of Matter, and Solutions involving Acids & Bases. All rules and procedures will be posted strategically around the classroom. All students are expected to follow the rules posted, as well as the rules outlined in the Memphis City Schools handbook. Direct violation of classroom and/or school rules will not be tolerated. Students will be expected to come to class on time, ready to work, and with a productive positive attitude. Three tardy’s will result in a reduction of conduct grade and/or a reduction of classroom grade.
Parents/Students will be notified of upcoming school events in a timely manner. Please mark these dates on your calendar. Studies show that parental involvement in a child’s education is one of the strongest indicators of student achievement. We hope you will make it a priority this year to attend as many school-sponsored events as possible. We also would like you to review your child’s scientific notebook and monitor their academic progress.
Parents/Students are encouraged to visit the chemistry website to view important information about this year’s chemistry class. There will be daily classroom assignments posted on this website. Students that are absent can easily find the assignments they have missed. The web-address is as follows: www.thighchemistry.educatorpages.com. If you have any questions/concerns, or if you would like to visit our classroom, schedule a conference, or volunteer to help out, you can contact me at (901) 416- 3760. You may also contact me by e-mail at eubankstonyam@mcsk12.net.
CLASS ROOM RULES
1. Be on time, seated (in assigned seats), and ready to work when the bell rings.
2. Bring all materials to class (books, journal, etc.)
3. Follow directions the First time.
4. Absolutely no checking, drinking, or chewing gum in the classroom.
5. Do not ask to leave the room, unless it is an emergency.
NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES & TARDIES
- 1ST OFFENSE - verbal warning
- 2nd OFFENSE - note signed by parent
- 3rd OFFENSE - conference/parent contact
- 4th OFFENSE – referral to office
- Begin bell work as soon as you enter the classroom.
- If you are late, do not disturb the class any further. Quietly sign the Late Log.
- Remember that the teacher dismisses the class, not the bell.
- All makeup work must be completed within 3 days of the due date.
- It is the student’s responsibility to pick up and turn in missed assignments. Assignments will be posted on our website.
- Please turn in all written assignments with the following information:
Name Period & Class Date
QUALITY OF WORK/HOMEWORK POLICY
- All written work should be done in pencil or black, or blue ink.
- All written work should be neat, clean, and legible
- All homework assignments are due at the beginning of class. Any late assignment will have points take off the grade.
- Students should review notes, homework, and other activities daily.
- TESTS – 20% CLASS WORK – 45% HOMEWORK – 10%
- QUIZZES – 15% BELL WORK – 10%
- 2 COMPOSITON NOTEBOOKS
- PENCIL OR PEN
- NOTEBOOK PAPER
- LAB FEE: A $3.00 lab fee is due September 2, 2009.