Good Morning! I have a 7 am dentist appointment and will be in shortly.
I hope you all have enjoyed the first eleven days and have begun to build great habits in your students and yourselves. We want to begin some duty-free lunch on October 1st, which is an A - Day. The standard is for each and every student to know the PBIS lunchroom expectations before they are supervised by an adult other than their teacher. Look over the following from our PBIS handbook and use a likert scale to rate you and your class.
1-never occurs
2-rarely occurs
3-usually occurs
4-always occurs
Student Expectations
6. Sit facing your table with your bottom on the stool and both feet on the floor.
12. Quietly get in line along the Gym wall and wait for a teacher to dismiss the class.
Staff Expectations
1. Teach and model Cafeteria expectations.
7. Monitor students while in line. Remind them to speak clearly to tell Cafeteria workers what items they want, rather than pointing.
9. All staff will sit in chairs at the end of tables to model and monitor Cafeteria expectations at least through September.
Email Password Requirements - you may be prompted in the next few weeks to change what you currently use, so please read below and be prepared. (see Stephanie if you need some assistance)
These enhancements require for WSFCS users to now login to their email with a secure password which must meet the following requirements:
To change your password so your computer login matches your email, perform the following steps:
I hope you all have enjoyed the first eleven days and have begun to build great habits in your students and yourselves. We want to begin some duty-free lunch on October 1st, which is an A - Day. The standard is for each and every student to know the PBIS lunchroom expectations before they are supervised by an adult other than their teacher. Look over the following from our PBIS handbook and use a likert scale to rate you and your class.
1-never occurs
2-rarely occurs
3-usually occurs
4-always occurs
Student Expectations
1. Stand quietly in line until time to tell the Cafeteria
worker what items you want to eat.
3. Know your student ID number so you can enter the number
at the cash register. Have money ready if needed for a purchase.
6. Sit facing your table with your bottom on the stool and both feet on the floor.
8. Talk quietly with the classmates next to you or across
from you at your table.
12. Quietly get in line along the Gym wall and wait for a teacher to dismiss the class.
Staff Expectations
1. Teach and model Cafeteria expectations.
3. Develop a plan to teach students their Student ID numbers
and how to keep Cafeteria clean. Teach and review these weekly.
7. Monitor students while in line. Remind them to speak clearly to tell Cafeteria workers what items they want, rather than pointing.
9. All staff will sit in chairs at the end of tables to model and monitor Cafeteria expectations at least through September.
11. Dismiss students, one table at a time, to take trash
following the designated pathway making sure that all tables are empty and
clean in time for next class to arrive.
Email Password Requirements - you may be prompted in the next few weeks to change what you currently use, so please read below and be prepared. (see Stephanie if you need some assistance)
These enhancements require for WSFCS users to now login to their email with a secure password which must meet the following requirements:
- Password must be at least 8 characters long
- Password contains characters from at least three of the following four categories:
- English uppercase characters (A - Z)
- English lowercase characters (a - z)
- Base 10 digits (0 - 9)
- Non-alphanumeric (For example: !, $, #, %, etc)
The following link will allow you to test the strength of your password:
https://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/password-checker.aspx
https://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/password-checker.aspx
1.
Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete buttons on your keyboard
2.
Select ‘Change Password’
3.
Type your old password
4.
Enter & confirm your new password
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