Eng 4 Cell Phone Policy No cell phones or ear budsair pods will be allowed during the first half of the class period  first 25 minutes of class on a regular schedule  They should not ID: 1042286
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1. Cell Phone PolicyEnglish 4 (Fall 2023 – Spring 2024)
2. Eng 4 – Cell Phone PolicyNo cell phones or ear buds/air pods will be allowed during the first half of the class period (first 25 minutes of class on a regular schedule).  They should not be audible or visible during this time. Not on your desk or in your cap.Not in your pocket or on your lap.We don’t want to see them here or there.We don’t want to hear them anywhere.
3. English 4 - Cell Phone PolicyCell phones should be put away and out of sight during SSR WednesdaysNo cell phones should be visible during presentations by guest speakers or other students.No cell phone call or Face Time will be allowed in the classroom, and you may not record or photograph other students, as these actions may violate privacy policies.If an individual violates these policies, then he or she will receive 1 reminder. If the cell phone continues to be a problem, then the student will be asked to put the phone in the cell phone holder in the front of the classroom. Refusal to do so will result in a referral.
4. English 4 - Cell Phone PolicyAll course work will be done through MS Teams.  You will need to have a computer or school issued stream for class. Forgetting to bring your computer to class will not be an acceptable reason to "use your cell phone for your English assignment" during the first half of class.You will have time in class to complete your assignments. Work should be completed and submitted prior to using your cell phone for non-academic purposes, and your use of the cell phone should not distract other students from learning.Getting your work done first is important with the current grading policy, as missing summative assignments are counted in Skyward as a 0% rather than a 40%.If an individual violates these policies, then he or she will receive 1 reminder. If the cell phone continues to be a problem, then the student will be asked to put the phone in the cell phone holder in the front of the classroom. Refusal to do so will result in a referral.