Sand Ridge Math Department Disclosure                 Mrs. Larsen - Math 7
Materials

Students are expected to come to class everyday with:
-CHARGED chromebook
-lined paper or notebook
-pencil

*We will use the Chromebook everyday, but it is also important to have paper and a pencil to work problems out. Please bring them every day!

NEW THIS YEAR:
-Plug in earbuds to use with Chromebook
-calculator (nothing fancy, I like the TI-30Xa or something similar about $10 at Wal-mart or Amazon)

* If you are unable to get your own earbuds or calculator I will have some available for you to use that I will sanitize each time between uses. But it would still be best to have your own to help prevent the spread of germs.

*Students have the right to learn in an environment as safe and free from distractions as possible. Consequently, behavior which detracts from this type of environment will not be tolerated. Students who refuse to wear a mask, will be asked to speak with an administrator. Students are expected to follow the mitigation plans for Covid 19 that I have established in my classroom. The school's tardy and truancy policies will be enforced. Citizenship grades will reflect in-class behavior (including work ethic) and the tardy and truancy policies.

How to succeed

All students have the ability to succeed in Math. It just requires a commitment to paying attention, making an effort on every assignment, asking questions, turning in work on time and re-doing any work or test that had a low score. Most important of all: Never give up!

Assignments

Homework is how students communicate to the teacher their understanding of the concepts. This feedback from the students allows the teacher to plan if reteaching is needed or the class is ready to move to the next section. For teachers to make this decision work must be turned in on time. Work that is turned in on time may be redone for full credit.

Late Work

Work that is turned in after the due date will receive a drop of 20%.

Extra Credit

Assignments are given to give the student practice with the important concepts of the Utah State Core Curriculum for mathematics.  It is vital that students understand these concepts, so students must complete the assignments before they attempt extra credit.  Teachers may allow students to do ALEKS for extra credit but it will not exceed 2% of the final grade.

Grades

Grades will be given according to the following grading scale:

A = 93-100% B = 83-85%  C = 73-75% D = 63-65%
A-= 90-92% B-= 80-82%  C-= 70-72% D-= 60-62%
B+=86-89% C+=76-79%  D+=66-69% F = Below 60%

These symbols are used for grading on progress reports:

A = Absent: Student was absent on this date. Work can be made up with a week for full credit.
AC = Accommodation: Due to individual situations the teacher assigned or graded this assignment with accommodations.
I = Incomplete: Assignment must be re-done as it  was submitted but was not complete to the minimum required standards.
L = Late: The assignment was submitted after the due date.
M = Missing: The assignment has not been submitted for grading.
R = Redone: The student re-did the assignment.
X = Exempt: The student is not required to do assignment and it is not included in the final grade for that student.
Ch = Cheating: score is zero and cannot be made up.  Cheating also affects the citizenship grade.

Citizenship
Citizenship grades reflect the students adherence to the rules, the effort put forth in the class, and the attitude of the student.  According to school policy 1-2 rule infractions will earn the student an S (satisfactory) citizenship grade.  3-4 infractions will result in an N (needs improvement) and more than 4 infractions is a U (unacceptable).  Cheating, truancies and safe school violations* will result in an automatic N or U as determined by instructor.
 
  *Please note that Safe School Policy infractions will be immediately referred to the administration.

The most important rule for school is to show RESPECT to the teacher, other students. and yourself. The school rules are listed in the student folder received at registration, but here are a few to keep in mind:
• Be on time and in your seat with your materials, ready to work. See school tardy policy.
• Keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself. If it’s not yours don’t touch it.
• Follow instructions the first time they are given and don’t talk back or try to argue with the teacher.
• Do not leave your seat without permission.
• Do your own work and turn it in on time.
• No food, candy or drinks except water are allowed. For some teachers this includes gum.
• Cell phones, airpods, Make-up, toys or any other objects that distract from schoolwork are not allowed in class.
• No horseplay, hitting, throwing stuff at, or other physical contact. (safe school infractions)

Permission:

We will be using several apps that have been approved by the district. Since all of my students are in 7th grade and many haven't turned 13  yet, I would like to get your approval to use the following apps:  KAMI, Pear Deck, Near Pod, Khan Academy, Gimkit, ALEKS, and EdPuzzle. By signing this form, you agree to your student's use of the district approved apps in Canvas.

If you have any questions or concerns, please  email me at clarsen@wsd.net

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