Teacher+Expectations


 * Teacher Expectations**

Students are expected to be in their seats and ready to work when the bell rings. All business such as going to the locker, getting a drink, or using the restroom are to be completed between classes**. Tardiness is not tolerated**. You are expected to adhere to the student code of conduct. This code will be strictly followed. You are young adults and are expected to behave as such.

Attendance is vital for your success in these courses. All work will be completed in class with the exception of a few projects and programming class. No work will be sent home or to CLC all work must be completed under teacher’s supervision. If you are falling behind or have an absence please make arrangements with the teacher to obtain the opportunity to make up the work in the lab. Open Lab at 7:00 am every morning. After school by appointment. Must have 24 hour notice please.

Absolutely no food, candy, gum, or beverages are permitted within the classroom. Also no perfume, makeup or other beauty care products this includes hand lotions as well.

No backpacks or oversized purses are permitted as well as cell phones and beepers. Check your student handbook

.Cheating of any kind is a capital offense. Students will receive 0% for any work submitted that is not their own or if they have given another student a copy of their work.

Students not working during class time will receive a 0% for that day’s work and will not be permitted to make that up. Especially students putting their head down during class or sleeping.

Be aware of the programs you are permitted to use in class. If you are caught in an unauthorized location you will receive a zero for the day. Repeat offenders will be removed from the class and will not be permitted to continue the class until their senior year. Cambridge Netiquette Policy must be signed and on file with the office. Solitaire and other games are not permitted. E-mail is not permitted.

If Detentions are necessary they will be assigned in the morning starting at 7:00am. Be prepared to work in the classroom.

All class grades are based on daily participation, daily production, class assignments and projects described previously. Students that come in and work every day will succeed in these courses. A student failing 2 nine week grading periods, demonstrates that the student did not meet basic class requirements and would not receive credit for the course. **Business and Technology is a required course for graduation**. All other classes are elective.