WEIBEL SCHOOL

Discipline Policy

 

 

Our vision..

 

          The Weibel School Discipline Policy is based on Weibels goal, to provide a place for students, parents, and staff to work together so that each student can learn and grow I skills and knowledge in all areas of our curriculum.  Developing self-discipline, honesty, respect for others and interpersonal skills in our students is equal in importance to providing the opportunity for them to grow in knowledge.

 

 

Our discipline goals

 

          At Weibel, everyone

 

1.     Treats himself/herself and others with dignity and respect.

2.     Takes responsibility for his/her own behavior.

3.     Works to develop a strong and supportive relationship within our community.

 

Weibel School

Behavior and Classroom Performance Policy

 

            The staff at Weibel expects students to exhibit proper behavior and to perform academically.  Our Student of the Week, Caught Being Good, and Principals Awards programs have been established to reward positive behavior and academic achievement.  Special events during the school year will reward students and classrooms for implementing this policy.

 

 

Basic Rules for good Behavior

1.      Students will treat all adults with respect.

2.      Students will treat each other with respect.

3.      Students will respect school property and that of others.

 

 

Basic Rules for Classroom Performance

1.      Students will complete all assignments.

2.      Students will follow all classroom rules.

3.      Students will not be disruptive to the learning process of others.

 

 

Rewards and Recognition

1.      Student of the Week:  The classroom teacher will select a student each week to highlight in the classroom.

2.      Caught Being Good:  Weibel staff may spontaneously hand out blue tickets to students who have behaved appropriately, excelled academically or have gone beyond the call of duty to provide a service to the school or another student or staff member.

3.      Principals Awards:  (Grades 4-6) Each trimester eligible students will receive a certificate and pencil for outstanding academic achievement and/or outstanding citizenship.

 

 

Special Events:

1.      Caught Being Good Drawing:  Each week Student Council members will draw 20 tickets from the Caught Being Good box.  Drawn tickets will earn the classroom card.  Classrooms will collect a certain number of cards in order to earn prizes from the treasure box.

2.      End of the Year Awards Assembly:  (Grades4-6) Students will attend an end of the year ceremony where students who have achieved academically, behaviorally, or won contests or earned recognition will be recognized.

 

 

WEIBEL SCHOOL PLAYGROUND RULES

 

 

GENERAL

1.      No students are to be in the hall without a pass before school, during recess or lunch.

2.      Handstands, cartwheels or other gymnastic tricks are not allowed on the blacktop playground.

3.      Food is not allowed on the playground except during snack recess (behind Rooms 11 and 12).  Students must sit and finish snack before playing.  Do not bring eating utensils from cafeteria to playground.

4.      Foul or abusive language is not to be used at school.

5.      Do not bang on classroom walls (especially rooms 10, 11, 12, 13).

6.      Children are to remain behind the yellow line by the office until the 8:10 a.m. bell rings.

7.      Children should not play beyond the tanbark area or behind Room 24.

8.      Never play or run in restrooms.

9.      Do not hang on or rattle gates.

10.  Chasing other students on blacktop or into bathrooms is not allowed.

11.  Do not walk up/down amphitheater.

12.  No hitting balls against building.

13.  Do not bring glass containers/ bottles to school.

14.  Always walk quietly between classrooms, in hallways and to and from the playground.

 

 

TANBARK AREA

1.      The bars and rings may only be used to climb across.  No swinging, jumping to skip bars or rings, or jumping into tanbark area.

2.      All bars and rings are to be climbed towards the school or parking lot.

3.      One person at a time on bars and slide.

4.      Students must walk around the bars and not over them.

5.      Children must not sit, climb, walk on top of, or jump to the bars or rings.

6.      The chains are to be used to walk across; no swinging.  Two people are allowed at a time on the chain.

7.      One person at a time on the slide, feet first, facing front.  No one is allowed to climb up a slide.

8.      No pushing, running, chain or playing tag in the tanbark area.

 

 

EQUIPMENT

1.      Basketballs are only used on the basketball courts.

2.      No kicking any balls on the blacktop.  Kicking only on field.

3.      Footballs are to used on the field only.

4.      No playground equipment from home except baseball gloves, and tennis balls.

5.      No balls in the tanbark area.

6.      Carry balls to and from playground.

WEIBEL SCHOOL PLAYGROUND RULES

 

 

LUNCH RECESS

1.      Students are to remain in cafeteria/picnic area until bell rings and dismissed by adult.

2.      Students go directly to playground walking on right side of the ramp.

3.      Students are not allowed to go to classrooms to get balls or return lunch boxes or jackets.

4.      Put lunch box by number on playground.

5.      Once students are on the playground at lunch or recess, they may not return to the classroom area.

6.      Do not bring food or utensils to playground area at lunch time.

 

 

RECESS BASKETBALL COURT GAMES

1.      No full court games.

2.      Two balls per half court (limit 5 per side, extra people are subs).

3.      When shooting only four balls per half court.

 

 

BALL WALL

1.      No climbing on wall.

2.      No dodgeball.

3.      Two balls per side only.

4.      Tennis balls on ball wall only before school.

 

 

FREEZE PROCEDURES:  When Bell Rings:

1.      Children must freeze completely no talking (even if it is not their lunch dismissal bell).

2.      Children must step out of tetherball circles.

3.      Students in tanbark and field will jog to the blacktop.

4.      Balls are to be carried back to the line.

5.      Children remain frozen until the second bell rings.  No playing, getting drinks or going to the bathroom after the bell rings.

6.      Children walk to their line.

 

 

BICYLCES, SKATES, SKATEBORDS

1.      Bikes and/or scooters are not to be ridden on school grounds.

2.      Skates, scooters, and skateboards must be carried on school grounds.

3.      From 8:00 a.m.  3:30 p.m., there is not riding in the parking lots or on the playground.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Eight Great Traits

 

Trait	K-2 Language	3-6 Language
1.  Caring	I take care of myself, others and my world.	I take care of myself, others, and my world.
2.  Honesty	I tell the truth.	I am truthful and honest.
3.  Responsibility	I am responsible for everything I do and say.	I am dependable and perform at my best.
4. Integrity	I show self respect by taking pride in my words and actions.	I demonstrate self respect and integrity through my words and actions.
5. Respect For Others	I am kind to all people.	I appreciate all people and treat them fairly.
6. Citizenship	I help people in my classroom, school and community.	I contribute to my classroom, school and community.
7. Planning & Decision Making	I make good choices.	I plan ahead for success, I consider the consequence of my actions, and I make good choices.
8. Problem Solving	I cooperate to solve problems in a fair way.	I cooperate to resolve conflicts fairly and peaceably.

 

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