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United States History Course Information

Get all the details about the United States History course, including homework policies, course outline, classroom behavior goals, and assessment breakdown. Communication channels provided. Contact for questions or concerns.

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United States History Course Information

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  1. Social Studies Mrs. Liberatore Team 7-2 A112

  2. Communication • Phone: 732-919-0095 X7112 • Email: MLiberatore@howell.k12.nj.us • Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. • School notes Team 7-2

  3. The teacher website also has links to my policies and School Notes. • Parent Portal • Be sure to check district website for all progress report and report card dates.

  4. Homework • Homework is given Monday through Thursday. The only homework that is given on a Friday is study homework or a long-term assignment. • THE STUDENTS DO NOT HAVE TIME TO COMPLETE HOMEWORK IN SCHOOL. • LATE ASSIGNMENTS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.

  5. Tests and Long Term Projects • All assignments are given with ample notice. • Tests and long term assignments are graded and become an important part of the grade. • Late assignments are not accepted.

  6. COURSE OUTLINE • UNITED STATES HISTORY • Government and Citizenship • Exploration and European Colonization • English Colonies • American Revolution • Constitution and Growth of a Nation • Jacksonian Era and Events Leading to Civil War • Civil War

  7. Classroom Behavior Goals • Respect • Yourself, your peers, your teachers, your environment • Responsibility • Be prepared: pens, text, HW • Be in class, on time, ready to work • Refinement • Good manners=please, thank you, excuse me • Learn something new every day!

  8. Assessment • Classwork/Quizzes: 40% • Tests/Projects: 60% • There are many opportunities in class to perform well on assignments as well as prepare for test success!

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