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Mrs. Briley's English Class Rules and Guidelines

Join Mrs. Briley's Flying Forever Strong English class and abide by the rules - be on time, prepared, and respectful. Grading is based on tests and daily assignments. Cheating and late submissions are strictly monitored. Cell phone rules are in place to maintain a focused learning environment. Discover the power of positivity with thought-provoking assignments like analyzing inspiring quotes.

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Mrs. Briley's English Class Rules and Guidelines

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  1. Mrs. Briley’s English Flying Forever Strong

  2. Class Rules • Be on time • Be prepared • Be respectful

  3. Materials • Pens or pencils • Textbook • Composition notebook

  4. Grading • 50% test • 50% daily grade • If you are caught cheating you could receive a zero on the assignment or test • You are responsible for the work you miss when you are absent. • Everyday an assignment is late it is 10 points off. After a week late you will be required to come to my class during activity period or after school.

  5. Cell phones • You can have a cell phone but…. • it has to be on silent • you can not make a call • you can not take pictures • you can not have it out during test If your phone use causes a distraction or problems you can lose your phone privileges in my class.

  6. O’Donnell Eagles Flying Forever Strong • Analyze the following quote. “ Focus on where you could end up, not where you were or are.” • Write 5-6 sentences

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