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Quibbletown Middle School

Student Point System

Point System

This Point System was deveoped to aid in monitoring student behavior. The District Code of Conduct supports the expected behaviors of the Handbook and provides a clear hierarchy of consequences. The District Code of Conduct is available for parent and staff review. The student Handbook has a spot for parents to sign indicating that they have reviewed it with their child.

Here is a summary of the details of the Point System:

  • Any student who receives 5 points in a marking period is excluded from any quarterly events or reward day activities. Teachers will promote the special events, which may include: a dance, teacher/student contest, movie day, or any other positive reward activity. A grade level teacher will monitor excluded students during the activity to reinforce or catch up on missed work.

  • Points are assigned through the Assistant Principals Office and recorded in Genesis by the secretary /clerk.

  • Points will be assigned once the proper teacher interventions have been exhausted.

  •  Student Point Reports will be provided to each team for monitoring their students.

  • Discussion of the behavior and a corrective plan should be developed by the teacher and parent. Check with the CST for Special Education students, who may already have a Behavior Intervention Plan in place
  • Classroom management plans must be communicated to all student and parents and must be consistent school wide.
  • The Point System will be communicated to parents and students in September and posted on school website as a continuous reminder.  Behavior Referrals must accompany any student sent to the office.Office Time Out is limited to the time needed to process the student
  • Students will return to class once processed unless their behavior is unsafe or creates a major disruption to the class.
  • Referrals will be returned if no teacher intervention was noted
  • Intervention includes teacher action and parent contact (Leaving a message with the parent does not constitute intervention).

  • POINT ASSIGNMENT:

    • Repeated gum chewing
    • Talking out of turn – distracting the lesson
    • Electronic equipment/Cell phone
    • Dress code violation
    • Hall pass violation
    • Cafeteria rule violation
    • Distracting behavior
    • Lateness to class
    • Violation of class/school rules – running, pushing, loud
    • Disruptive behavior to the order of the class
    • Disrespecting classmates
    • Hallway disruption – arguing, verbal altercation
    • Missed Detention
    • Cheating
    • Profanity
    • Disrespect to adults
    • Defiance/Insubordination
    • Cutting class/school
    • Defacing school property
    • Stealing or possession of stolen property
    • Unsafe/Aggressive behavior – fighting, bullying, harassing, threatening, rough play
    • Physical Confrontation