1. Be in your assigned seat or area ready to work when class begins.
Find your name tag, sit down in your seat and work on the activity at your table.

2. Bring/have paper, pencils, books, and all needed supplies every day.
Good listeners are better learners and friends.  Bring your "good-listening ears" and your "good-looking eyes" to class every day. 

3. Keep hands, feet, books, and objects to yourself.
A great deal of our learning involves this expectation.  We work on remembering this every day.

4. Use Christ-like words and actions.  Profanity, rude gestures, bullying, cruel teasing, or put-downs are not permitted.
Say and do things that make your friends feel happy.  In Pre-Kindergarten we role play this expectation to help embed this into their personality and constantly praise the children when they exhibit Christ-like qualities.

5. Follow the directions of any adult working at Shepherd of the Hills.
Our students learn to respect all of their adult leaders - teachers, childcare workers, administrators, cafeteria workers, and even our Chapel partners.  Following directions is vital to safety and learning. 

1. Be in your assigned seat or area ready to work when class begins.
Find your name tag, sit down in your seat and work on the activity at your table.

2. Bring/have paper, pencils, books, and all needed supplies every day.
Good listeners are better learners and friends.  Bring your "good-listening ears" and your "good-looking eyes" to class every day. 

3. Keep hands, feet, books, and objects to yourself.
A great deal of our learning involves this expectation.  We work on remembering this every day.

4. Use Christ-like words and actions.  Profanity, rude gestures, bullying, cruel teasing, or put-downs are not permitted.
Say and do things that make your friends feel happy.  In Pre-Kindergarten we role play this expectation to help embed this into their personality and constantly praise the children when they exhibit Christ-like qualities.

5. Follow the directions of any adult working at Shepherd of the Hills.
Our students learn to respect all of their adult leaders - teachers, childcare workers, administrators, cafeteria workers, and even our Chapel partners.  Following directions is vital to safety and learning.