DISCIPLINE PLAN
MRS. GINA LEWIS
The successful student is one who each day: attends class, arrives on time, and is prepared
with all necessary materials. In addition, he/she will complete and turn in all assignments
when due. The successful student is also one who prepares in advance for quizzes and tests.
Finally, the successful student is concerned with the well-being of others and displays good
citizenship.
In order for all students to have the opportunity to learn, those students who make poor
decisions will be subject to the following discipline plan.
1. Verbal warning
2. Parent/guardian contact as a means of resolution
3. Assignment of detention along with parent contact
4. Principal referral
In the event of a major disruption of the educational process, the teacher reserves the right to
omit steps in the discipline plan.
As each step of this process is followed, written documentation will be kept regarding the
student’s behavior.
CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS
BE PROMPT
BE PREPARED
BE POSITIVE
BE RESPECTFUL