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Re: How strict are you about students
Posted by Teri on 8/23/08
If your students have 6 minutes passing time, there really is no
excuse for them being tardy. My students only have 4 minutes
passing time. However, our punishments are harsher. There are
no warnings. Each and every tardy is an after-school detention.
On 8/23/08, Texas High School Teacher wrote:
> At my school the office enforces the tardy rules and they
> are tough. The student must be in the room and preferably
> in his desk when the tardy bell rings.
> If the tardy bell is ringing and the student is not in the
> room he is tardy and will be sent to the office to have the
> ID scanned. A student who is more than 15 minutes late is
> absent. If he walks in the classroom at 2 seconds pass the
> 15 minutes he is absent.
> Students have six minutes to get to class. That means they
> do not have time to talk to their girlfriend or boyfriend.
> They have time to go to the restroom and get to class.
> If a student comes in prior to the ringing of the tardy bell
> and says he must go to the restroom, he takes a tardy if he
> is late and must go to the office to have the ID scanned.
> The first tardy from the office is a warning. The second
> tardy is a parent contact. The third, fourth and fifth
> tardy is lunch detention. The sixth tary is 1 day ISS. The
> seventh tardy is 2 days ISS amd the eighth tardy on is 3
> days ISS.
> Kids may not leave the first 15 minutes of class without a
> tardy. Kids may not leave the last 15 minutes of class.
> Teachers do not have to let kids go to the restroom during
> class time.
>
> On 8/20/08, arriving to class on time? wrote:
>> How strict are you about students arriving to class on
>> time?
>>
>> What do you consider to be tardy? Do they have to be in
>> their seat when the bell rings?
>>
>> Do you give them a little extra time in addition to what
>> the school gives as passing time?
>>
>> If they arrive say 10 seconds after the bell to be in
>> class, do you consider them to be tardy?
>>
>> What consequences do you have for students who arrive
>> tardy?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by arriving to class on time?.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by Teri.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by Susan/TX.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by Rebecca.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by zodea.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by better not be.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by zodea.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by OP.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by Teri.
- Re: How strict are you about students /rewards, 8/20/08, by Teri.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by Joe/HS/CT.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by citygirl.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by Sara.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by OP.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/20/08, by better not be.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/21/08, by OP to better not be.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/21/08, by Bulldog.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/21/08, by Pecos.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/23/08, by Texas High School Teacher.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/23/08, by If principals and teachers are---.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/23/08, by Rebecca.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/23/08, by Teri.
- Re: How strict are you about students , 8/27/08, by Kookoo.
- Re: How strict are you about students - I make them SING!, 8/27/08, by ash.
- Re: How strict are you about students - I make them SING!, 8/28/08, by Cristy.
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