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Privilege Pass / Tardy Policy / Locker Policy / Before/After School Hallway Policy / Passing Periods / Cell Phones & Electronic Devices / Errands/20 Minute Rule / Teacher's Assistants / Detention & Time Outs / Lunch/Cafeteria Behavior / Red Rooster / Requesting Schedule Changes / Discipline Management Plan / Administrative Consequences / Absences / Textbooks & Library Books / Supplies / Communications
The privilege pass program is designed to reward students for positive student performance in both grades and conduct. Students will have the opportunity to earn a privilege pass every 3 weeks based on progress reports and report cards. Students must have all passing grades (70 and above) and have E/S in conduct. Upon receiving Suspension, SAC, Red Rooster, or an administrative detention, student will loose the privilege for the remainder of the 3 week period.
Student Responsibility
Earn the privilege!
Do not share privilege pass.
Tardy Policy (Back to Top)
1st Tardy = Warning
2nd Tardy = Call home (Connect Ed)
3rd Tardy = Detention (30 minutes)
6th Tardy = Detention (60 minutes)
9th Tardy = Red Rooster program (2 hours)
12th Tardy = 3 day Suspension & Parent Conference
15th Tardy = 3 day Suspension & Hearing
Locker Policy (Back to Top)
Each student will be assigned one locker. Students are to use their lockers to store school appropriate items. Lockers are subject to administrative search when necessary.
Student Responsibility
Use only the one assigned.
Use lockers only during the assigned times – before school, after school during 3rd and 8th period.
Before/After School Hallway Policy (Back to Top)
Before School Hallway Policy
All students will enter the main hall way through the cafeteria. Students with privileges will be allowed to remain on the patio.
Student Responsibility
Students inside the main hallway must go to the area designated for their grade level. All students must be seated.
Students should leave enough room so that adults will be able to walk down the hallway.
Students must clean the area where they have been waiting remove all trash.
After School Hallway Policy
A safe dismissal process is very important to Revere. Students catching the school bus should report immediately to the parking lot by the temporary buildings and Valley Forge Apt. Car pool students will be picked up in front of the patio/auditorium area. Walkers should begin walking immediately.
Student Responsibility
Go to their locker after school and leave the building immediately.
Students should not go back upstairs once they have visited their lockers.
Students should not loiter after school.
Passing Periods (Back to Top)
Students should use the 5 minute passing period to get to class on time. Locker stops are only appropriate before, after and during 3 and 8th period. Students may use the 5 minutes to get ID badges or use the restroom; the tardy policy, however, is still in effect during theses times.
Student Responsibility
Students should use the 5 minute passing period responsibly.
Students should not use the 5 minutes to go see the dean.
Cell Phones and Electronic Devices (Back to Top)
Revere will follow the HISD ruling on cell phones and electronic devices. These items are permitted before and after school. All other times, such devices, should be securely stored in the locker.
Student Responsibility
Use only when permitted.
Recognize that the school is not responsible for stolen items.
Give the electronic device to an adult if requested.
Inform your parents.
Errands/20-minute Rule (Back to Top)
Revere is committed to student learning. Therefore, all students should be kept in class whenever possible. Please minimize the number of student errands including restroom visits that you allow to take place from your classroom. NO ERRANDS should take place within the first 20 minutes or last 20 minutes of class.
Student Responsibility
Use the restroom before class.
Use the locker at the appropriate time only.
Have student agenda for hall pass when necessary. If a student does not have on a visible student ID badge, that student can not go on an errand.
Teacher’s Assistants/Office Assistants/SAC Assistants/Bathroom Hall Monitors (Back to Top)
This year in order to reduce the number of students in the hallway during class time; the number of student assistants has been drastically reduced. Only 8th grade students with good conduct and at least 6 passing subjects will be chosen to be a student assistant. Each office will be limited to 2 assistants per period. This includes SAC. No teacher assistants will be assigned first semester. Second semester is still under consideration. Each bathroom will have bathroom monitors.
Student Responsibility
Wear orange vest that identifies them as a selected helper.
Run errands responsibly.
Work on homework or read when no work has been given by monitor. Hanging out in the restroom or at another office or with students who are in trouble is not an acceptable way to pass time while waiting for an assignment.
Detention/Time Out/Cafeteria Clean-Up (Back to Top)
Teachers may assign a student up to two 20 minute time outs. A discipline card should be used to document the reason for the time out. This card will be given to the deans by the SAC coordinator.
Teachers may also assign students to the school wide detention program for up to 60 minutes. If a teacher assigns detention, he or she is responsible for contacting the parent and giving at least 24 hour notice. The teacher must also secure the student’s signature on the detention form. Detention will take place in the cafeteria from 4 – 5 on Tuesdays and Thursdays only.
On occasion students will be assigned cafeteria clean up by the cafeteria monitors. Students will return to class on time.
Lunch/Cafeteria Behavior (Back to Top)
The school is responsible for giving each student 30 minutes for lunch. It is a privilege to eat among peers.
Student Responsibility
Report to the lunch room and eat at assigned table only.
Follow the instructions of the cafeteria monitor and the deans in the lunch room.
Clean up after eating.
Leave all uneaten food in the cafeteria (discourage students for buying food for “later”.
Red Rooster (Back to Top)
Red Rooster will occur on Friday after school for 2 hours. It replaces Work Force as we knew it. Students will be requested report Red Rooster at 3:50pm.
More details are coming.
Requesting Schedule Changes (Back to Top)
Schedule change requests are expected. All requests can not however be granted immediately or in some cases at all. Please do send students to office during class time. Give them a request form and collect the completed form. Turn in the form at the end of the day. If a student is missing a class, direct them to the dean’s office.
Student Responsibility
Follow schedule as printed until request has been granted or denied.
Stay in the classroom.
Students who report to the dean’s office without permission will be returned to class. If they are late to class, they will receive a consequence according our tardy policy.
Discipline Management Plan (Back to Top)
All teachers use a system of rules and consequences for misconduct including:
Repeated Level I misconduct will result in referral to the office. Level II and III infractions bring an automatic referral.
Administrative Consequences (Back to Top)
Consequences used by the deans will include, but are not limited to:
Absences (Back to Top)
Students returning to school from an absence must report to the Attendance Office with a note from the parents or guardian indicating the reason for the absence. Students who miss the official attendance time for the day will be counted absent for the whole day.
Textbooks and Library Books (Back to Top)
Students must have textbooks and a library book for each class. If the students has lost a textbook or a library book, fines must be paid immediately so that the student can get new books and be in compliance with supply requirements.
Supplies (Back to Top)
Students must have the following minimal list of supplies for each class:
Students must bring supplies to class in order to be able to fully participate. Teachers will discipline students who repeatedly fail to bring supplies.
Communications (Back to Top)
You can get lots of information about Revere from the following:
Feel free to call or e-mail any of the faculty members at any time. Your feedback is important to us and we welcome your input.
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School. Part of the Houston Independent School District.
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