The Marshall School
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School-Wide Behavior Plan
In order to guarantee all students in our school the excellent learning climate they deserve, we use the following discipline plan:
We believe all students can behave appropriately at school. Our C.H.A.M.P.S. plan outlines behavior expectations. Consequences are in place for appropriate and inappropriate behavior.
Homework is turned in daily
Accepts responsibilitiy
Mealtime behavior is appropriate
Playground behavior is appropriate
Shows respect to others
Individuals who follow the rules, show respect, manners, and positive character traits earn money to spend during a trip to the Dollar Tree at the end of each nine weeks. Students also earn money through class rewards, weekly attendance, and daily homework completion.
A consequence program is also part of our classroom plan. This helps us determine if behaviors follow a pattern, and helps to hold students accountable for their individual behaviors. Students move down the chart based upon not meeting the expectations outlined in C.H.A.M.P.S. In addition, students have the ability to move up the chart if their behavior improves during a class. This plan is as follows:
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