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The document outlines 17 classroom rules for students attending the Specialized Science and Math Secondary School. The rules require students to behave respectfully, follow directions from teachers, complete assignments on time, and maintain good discipline. Consequences like sanctions or deductions from the final grade may apply if a student fails to comply with the classroom rules.
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Este documento establece las normas, derechos y deberes de los estudiantes del Sistema de Educaci坦n P炭blica de Puerto Rico. Se crea un nuevo Reglamento General de Estudiantes que deroga el Reglamento anterior. El nuevo reglamento promueve un clima educativo que garantice el desarrollo integral del estudiante y reconoce su derecho a una educaci坦n de calidad.Classrules
- 1. Specialized Science and Math Secondary School Thomas Armstrong Toro Ponce, Puerto Rico Professor Armando Castillo Escobar English 12 Classroom Rules 1. Students will not run, but walk in the classroom and in the hallways. 2. Students listen to the professor and classmates when they are speaking. 3. Students will follow direction given by the teacher or school authorities. 4. Students will positively participate in class. 5. Students will respect professor, classmates and program authorities. 6. Students entering the room will do so in orderly fashion. 7. Students will complete all assignments on time. 8. Students will actively listen when the teacher is speaking. 9. Students will not use Put down phrases or harass other classmates. 10. Students will observe excellent discipline in the classroom at all times. 11. Students final grade will be computed based on: Classroom assignments, quizzes, tests, special assignments and overall class activities. 12. Students will hand in classroom tasks at given dates. No assignment will be accepted after the due dates without exceptions. 13. Students must not eat or drink in the classroom during class period. 14. Students must be polite and use polite language in and out of the classroom. 15. Students must not leave the classroom with out the permission of the professor. 16. Students must bring a written excuse from parents or an authorized family member when absent. 17. Students must be on time to class, if late he or she must bring a written excuse from School Director or school authority. (2) Belatednesss will count as 1 absence.
- 2. 18. In the event of a conundrum students may solicit a meeting with the professor during his office hours. 19. Students must respect school property and in the event of damage he or she will be charged. 立 Students that fail to these classroom rules will be sanctioned by teacher or School Director applying General Student Regulations. ____________________ __________ ____________________ Students Signature Date Parents Signature 則 10 points will be granted toward first test or assignment when signed and handed in. ACE息2012