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Today's Assignment

The Great Gatsby Socratic Seminar 1

10/24/2016

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Junior Agenda

  1. Review Cell Phone Rules
  2. Gatsby Quiz 2 (Over chapters 2 and 3)
  3. Socratic Seminar 1

Learning Targets:

  1. Students will know how to initiate a discussion
  2. Students will use appropriate structures to build on the ideas of others.
  3. Students will prepare for discussions by reading and referring to assigned material (The Great Gatsby)

Cell Phone Rules

In the 2016-2017 Code of Student Conduct under a Class II: 2.00 (page 30), it states that allowing a student to bring electronic devices, including, but not limited to cell phones is a privilege afforded to DCS.  Use or visible possession during school hours is strictly prohibited unless authorized by the Principal or the student is using a device issued by the school system for educational purposes.  Dr. Scott has authorized cell phones under the following conditions:
  • Cell phones may be used before and after school.  This includes earbuds/headphones. 
  • Cell phones may not be used during the school day.  Students can text only (no earbuds/headphones) during class change and lunch.  Students may use the cell phone in class for educational/other purposes with the teacher's permission.
  • No earbuds/headphones are to be used during the school day.  The only time a student may use earbuds/headphones is if the teacher gives the student permission to do so in the classroom. 
  • Teachers may not charge or keep phones for students.  The cell phone is the student's responsibility.

If a cell phone is taken up Monday -Thursday, a parent can get the phone back on Friday between 3pm and 4pm.  If a cell phone is taken up on Friday, a parent can pick it up on Monday .  Please refer to the AHS Student Handbook, page 16. ​
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Shaontay Prettyman
10/24/2016 11:09:21 am

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      • CT Assignments
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      • Sonnets
      • Macbeth >
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