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WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY
- School Discipline Policy
| Schoolwide Student Expectations |
- I will respect school property.
- I will be where I am supposed to be when I should be. (Students are to arrive at school no earlier than 7:50 am.)
- I will play games appropriately.
- I will freeze at the bell and walk to line up when signaled.
- I will show my best behavior at assemblies and while on field trips.
- I will ask for help from adults when I am unable to solve a problem with another student.
- I will do my best to complete classroom and homework assignments on time and to the best of my ability.
- I will follow the directions of my teacher and Washington staff.
- I will report problems or concerns that could cause harm to people or school property to an adult.
- I will leave gum, candy, and soda at home.
- I will bring only classroom-related items to school, and leave personal toys and games at home.
| Character Education |
Washington Elementary believes that not only should our students become proficient in Literacy, Mathematics,
Science and the Visual and Performing Arts, they should also develop skills that enhance their personal character.
These skills are essential for attaining and keeping employment, pursuing educational and learning opportunities and
earning the respect of their peers, parents, teachers and eventually their supervisors. They are also essential skills
for navigating in a perpetually changing modern world that requires the flexibility to build relationships at a global level.
We will be implementing the Character Counts Program, which emphasizes the six universal character traits of
Respect, Responsibility, Caring, Fairness, Citizenship and Honesty/Trustworthiness. Children will be recognized
for their outstanding character throughout the school year.
Science and the Visual and Performing Arts, they should also develop skills that enhance their personal character.
These skills are essential for attaining and keeping employment, pursuing educational and learning opportunities and
earning the respect of their peers, parents, teachers and eventually their supervisors. They are also essential skills
for navigating in a perpetually changing modern world that requires the flexibility to build relationships at a global level.
We will be implementing the Character Counts Program, which emphasizes the six universal character traits of
Respect, Responsibility, Caring, Fairness, Citizenship and Honesty/Trustworthiness. Children will be recognized
for their outstanding character throughout the school year.
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