PBIS - Olympian SPIRIT Classroom Bathroom/ Locker Rooms Common Area (Quad, hallways) Cafeteria Library, Computer Lab & Career Center Assembly Success Bring required materials Complete assignments Bring an attitude of “can do” (proper attitude) Missed a minimal amount of classroom time Proper disposal of all waste materials Clean up your are before leaving Keep moving to avoid traffic jams Bring your ID and know your ID number Go in with a purpose or goal Enter space in orderly manner Sit where you are assigned Pride Be proud of production Keep the classroom clean Personal organization Walls, floors and sinks remain clean Pick up one piece of trash that is not yours Follow cafeteria instructions for getting your food Make sure any used materials are returned in the same condition as they were received Participate positively and actively in any events or presentations Integrity Submit original work Hold yourself and others accountable to established classroom standards Hold other students accountable for misuse of facilities Use bathroom only for its designed purpose Return lost objects See something, say something Use only your own ID number Return lost objects If you brought it in, take it back out Respect Respectful language Follow established classroom procedures Respect the privacy of others Get caught, own up Think before you act Greet cafeteria workers with kindness Keep food and drinks outside Make room for all students Wait to be dismissed Inspiration Motivate and encourage other students to work Lead by example Leave it better than you found it Demonstrate proper bathroom protocol Reach out to someone new Donate food that you will not eat Leave area cleaner than you found it Support your peers by cheering and applauding Trust Believe that you matter Believe that your classmates, and your teacher are on your team/side Turn in lost items Trust that others will follow practices if we all do. Greet other students and teachers Wait patiently for your turn in line Maintain low tone of voice so others can work Pay attention to the activity or speaker
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