The document outlines expectations for student behavior in various school settings based on the CHAMPS framework. It provides guidance on appropriate conversation levels, who to ask for help, expected activities, movement, participation, and what defines success for phone collection, lunch detention, key card transitions, the internet cafe, blazer time, arrival, dismissal, passing periods, lunch, restrooms, the nurse's office, transitions, the library, tutoring, lunch detention, and being tardy. The expectations emphasize following procedures, asking appropriate individuals for assistance, participating productively, and transitioning safely and efficiently between locations and activities.
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1. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Phone Collection in Class
Conversation:
Level 0
No challenging.
Help:
Ask the teacher.
Activity:
Parking and collecting phone in accordance to stated procedures.
Movement:
As directed by the teacher.
Participation:
Following the procedures for parking and collecting phones.
Success:
Free from phone distractions in class.
2. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Lunch Detention Round-Up
Conversation:
Level 0-hallway
No challenging.
Help:
Ask round-up personnel.
Activity:
Cooperation with being escorted to detention.
Movement:
Walk directly to detention with round-up personnel.
Participation:
Walking directly to Mrs. Pavey’s office when you are called.
Success:
Obey all rules and walk to detention.
3. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Key Card Transitions
Conversation:
Level 0-hallway.
Level 1- Key card representative.
Help:
Ask teacher for an admit.
Ask key card representative for a key card to desired building.
Activity:
Transitioning from and entering different buildings.
Movement:
Walk directly to key card representative and building.
Participation:
Receiving key cards, entering building, dropping key card off at correct place.
Success:
Correctly and safely entering a building with a key card
5. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Blazer Time
CHAMPS for "normal" Blazer Time days
Conversation:
0 - 1 (1 when seeking assistance from adult or peer).
Help:
Ask teacher by raising hand.
Activity:
Work on assigned tasks.
Movement:
As described by teacher.
Participation:
Maximize time on task as assigned.
Success:
Academic success is achieved
6. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Arrival
Conversation:
Use inside voice even when outside.
Help:
Ask nearest adult on duty.
Activity:
Arriving to school by bus, car or walking.
Movement:
Report to courtyard or cafeteria.
Participation:
Finish breakfast and prepare for school day.
Success:
Begin with success in mind.
7. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Dismissal
Conversation:
Use inside voice.
Help:
Ask nearest adult on duty.
Activity:
Exit campus by bus, car, walking
Movement:
Walk safely with purpose.
Participation:
Move directly to destination (bus, car, etc).
Success:
End the day with success.
8. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Hallway Passing Period
Conversation:
Speak with an inside voice.
Help:
Find nearest teacher or next class period teacher.
Activity:
Walk to your next scheduled class. Check phones and use restroom, if
needed. You have 4 minutes.
Movement:
Space (6 inch rule). Follow your schedule.
Participation:
Directly moving toward your next destination with hands to yourself.
Success:
Safe and productive student.
9. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Lunch
Conversation:
Level 0- in hallways
Level 1 and 2- outside and in cafeteria
Help:
Ask nearest adult on duty.
Activity:
Eating lunch inside or outside or participating in lunch activity.
Movement:
Move to and from lunch safely, promptly, and with purpose and respect.
Participation:
Finish lunch, pick up your area and throw away trash. Football, soccer ball, etc. are available
on request. Use restrooms in Building B and check phones, if needed.
Success:
Enjoy lunch.
10. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Restroom
Conversation:
No verbal or nonverbal communication.
Help:
Secure teacher permission.
Activity:
Going to restroom during class time.
Movement:
Walking directly to assigned restroom and back.
Phones stay parked.
Participation:
Take pass with you, not disturbing classes.
Success:
Maximize student learning and efficiency
11. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Visiting the Nurse
Conversation:
Level 0-hallway
Level 1- with nurse
Help:
Ask teacher for permission and secure health referral
Activity:
Visiting the nurse.
Movement:
Walk directly to and from the clinic.
Participation:
Sign in and discuss issue with nurse. If nurse is not
present, report to attendance office.
Success:
To get health issue taken care of successfully.
12. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Transitioning While Class is in Session
Conversation:
No verbal or nonverbal communication.
Help:
Ask for help once you reach your destination.
Activity:
Travelling in hallway during class time.
Movement:
Walking quietly to destination.
Participation:
Directly to destination.
Success:
Not disturbing learners.
13. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Library
Conversation:
Enter quietly, work quietly.
Help:
Ask librarian.
Activity:
Clock in, give pass/admit to librarian, achieve task, clock out.
Movement:
Follow librarian / teacher directives.
Participation:
Complete library task assigned. Do not bother other students working.
Success:
Read to succeed.
14. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Tutoring
Conversation:
Level 1- hallway
Help:
Ask nearest adult on duty
Activity:
Tutoring
Movement:
Go directly to assigned room.
Participation:
Participate in assigned activity and must remain with
teacher until pre-determined dismissal time.
Success:
Safe and productive student.
15. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Lunch Detention-School
Conversation:
Zero (none, unless spoken to by a staff member)
Help:
Raise your hand.
Activity:
ANY assignments given to you by the staff.
Movement:
Only with permission.
Participation:
You must follow teacher’s directives
Success:
Safe and productive student.
16. CHAMPS Expectations for Success
Tardy
Conversation:
Use inside voice even when outside.
Help:
Ask nearest adult on duty.
Activity:
Report directly to tardy monitor (Mr. Clark in C) (Mrs. Whalen in B)
and (Mrs. Cain in A).
Movement:
Walk directly to tardy monitor.
Participation:
Give the tardy monitor your ID for scanning. Collect receipt pass
and return to class.
Success:
Getting to class on time.