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Class rules are simply these:
1. Be KIND. It's a lot easier to be nice than it is to be not-nice. Be nice.
2. Get to class on time. If you're not in class the second the bell rings, I will lock the door and you will be getting a detention for being tardy.
3. Clean up after yourself - this includes the table, floor, sink, etc. If you drop something, helllloooo - Mom isn't here to clean it up for you! Take responsibility.
4. Respect. That means respect me, the room, the equipment, the other students - you know, EVERYTHING and EVERYONE!
5. Be Honest. If you break something, own up. If you find something that belongs to someone else, turn it in....
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Grading Policy
Students are graded as follows:
75% = projects/assignments
25% = participation
Most projects are graded according to rubrics. Below is an example of generic rubric
| A++ (6) |
Worthy of a grade beyond an A! Totally awesome! |
A (5) |
Wow! Does MUCH MORE than is expected. Excellent skills and craftsmanship. |
B (4) |
Does what is expected, plus more. Good skills and craftsmanship. |
C (3) |
Does what is expected. Meets all objectives of the assignment. |
D (2) |
Does not meet all objectives / requirements of the assignment.
Does not meet the due date. |
F (1) (0) |
Does little (1) or nothing (0) |
Not turning in an assignment will result in a zero grade for the assignment.
A zero grade can seriously damage the overall class grade.
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Make-Up Work
All students are responsible for work missed when they were absent. It is the student's responsibility to ask the teacher for any make-up work upon return to class following an absence. Being absent does not excuse a student from an assignment. Enrolling late in class does not excuse the student from an assignment.
For regular class assignments, upon return to school, the student has 2 days to complete the assignment (as per Board policy).
For long-term assignments, the work must be turned in on the day the student returns to school.
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What is not allowed regarding art work: |
The following items are unacceptable in student artwork:
Drugs of any type or images/references to drugs (i.e. 420)
Alcohol of any type or images/references to drinking
inappropriate words or numbers
nudity or sexual behavior (or images/references)
violence / weapons/ hurting others/ hurting self
anything that is in violation of the student code of conduct
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Materials
Students are expected to bring a pencil to class every day.
In addition, each class has more materials requirements.
Please check the specific class webpages for more information.
Contact Information
email Mrs. Ayers
Phone: 754-322-1400, ext. 3096
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