1. Be in your assigned seat or area ready to work when class begins.
Follow instructions on the board in the morning, and at various times throughout the day, in order to be well-prepared for each class.

2. Bring/have paper, pencils, books, and all needed supplies every day.
All supplies are on your supply list for the 2010-2011 school year.  Please be sure to replenish supplies when you are running low.  Completed homework is expected at 8:00 a.m. on the day it is due, unless otherwise specified.

3. Keep hands, feet, books, and objects to yourself.
This is important at all times: in the classroom, at Chapel, in the lunchroom, walking in line, and generally everywhere on campus.

4. Use Christ-like words and actions.  Profanity, rude gestures, bullying, cruel teasing, or put-downs are not permitted.
Christ-like words and actions are our number one goal when dealing with each other.  We are called to show we are Christians by our love.  Ask yourself, "What would Jesus do in this situation?" and then do it!

5. Follow the directions of any adult working at Shepherd of the Hills.
 Other adults such as substitute teachers, parents, bus drivers, and the like are to be listened to and respected.

1. Be in your assigned seat or area ready to work when class begins.
Follow instructions on the board in the morning, and at various times throughout the day, in order to be well-prepared for each class.

2. Bring/have paper, pencils, books, and all needed supplies every day.
All supplies are on your supply list for the 2010-2011 school year.  Please be sure to replenish supplies when you are running low.  Completed homework is expected at 8:00 a.m. on the day it is due, unless otherwise specified.

3. Keep hands, feet, books, and objects to yourself.
This is important at all times: in the classroom, at Chapel, in the lunchroom, walking in line, and generally everywhere on campus.

4. Use Christ-like words and actions.  Profanity, rude gestures, bullying, cruel teasing, or put-downs are not permitted.
Christ-like words and actions are our number one goal when dealing with each other.  We are called to show we are Christians by our love.  Ask yourself, "What would Jesus do in this situation?" and then do it!

5. Follow the directions of any adult working at Shepherd of the Hills.
 Other adults such as substitute teachers, parents, bus drivers, and the like are to be listened to and respected.