TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2020 - Independence High School Daily Announcements - Fulton County Schools
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Independence High School Daily Announcements TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2020
Ruth Bader Ginsberg Ruth Bader Ginsburg spent a lifetime flourishing in the face of adversity before being appointed a Supreme Court justice, where she successfully fought against gender discrimination and unified the liberal block of the court. Ruth Bader Ginsburg began her career as a justice where she left off as an advocate, fighting for women’s rights. In 1996, Ginsburg wrote the majority opinion in United States v. Virginia, holding that qualified women could not be denied admission to Virginia Military Institute. Her style in advocating from the bench matches her style from her time at the ACLU: slow but steady,and calculated. Instead of creating sweeping limitations on gender discrimination, she attacked specific areas of discrimination and violations of women’s rights one at a time, so as to send a message to the legislatures on what they can and cannot do. Her attitude is that major social change should not come from the courts, but from Congress and other legislatures.
Attention Graduating Seniors If you are planning to participate in your home school graduation, it is your responsibility to contact the school to find out about deadlines. You will need to order your cap and gown and notify your home school counselor that you want to walk in graduation If your home school is Roswell High School, please stop by Student Services to pick up additional information.
End Of Course Testing
Tuesday, March 10- Thursday, March 12th
Ninth Grade Literature
American Literature
US History
Economics
Students scheduled to take the End of Course Test, please
report to school by 8:55 AM.Summer School
Summer School information is available in Student Services .
If you are interested in taking classes over the summer,
please see Ms. Szymendera for more information.Lunch A Advisement
Independence HS
11:40 - 12:10 11:40 – 12:10
Lunch Schedule
Advisement Lunch B
12:10 – 12:40 12:10 – 12:40
Teachers Teachers
Atkinson Campbell
Dunn Ellis
Enriquez Paulsen
Legros Robinson
Roy Shorr
Standish SinghHappy Birthday!
Safety & Security Students DO NOT open side or back doors for other students, parents, etc. When arriving on campus, you MUST enter through the front door and be buzzed into the building. Any student caught opening a side or back door for others will receive discipline consequences!
Dress For Success No Sagging
pants!
No Pajama
pants!
Students CANNOT wear clothing that is……
too tight, too short, or too revealing.
endorses or advertises the use of tobacco products, alcohol, gang
activity or drugs.
communicates or promotes racism, sexism or is deemed offensive or
obscene by the administration.
In ADDITION……
hats or any type of headgear is not permitted.
shower shoes, bedroom slippers, or “footies” are
not permitted.SHOOT FOR THE STARS!
Star Student – Chosen by Shining Stars – Takes place
each teacher from Big once a month. Students
Shout Out students. Takes who are selected for Big
place once per Mini Shout Out are recognized
Semester. Ceremony in
which parents and
Star over the morning
announcements and upon
classmates are invited.
Students receive a t-shirt,
selected goodies,
Student reporting to the Main
Office, receive a “PBIS
note” and sweet treat.
breakfast refreshments and
special recognition from Big Friday Shout Out – Teachers
teachers. submit names
Big Shout Out – Chosen
Shout Out electronically recognizing
students who have
from Friday Shout Outs who excelled, tried their best,
Shining Stars
have appeared 2 or more improved, etc. Rewards
times on any PBIS list. Takes consistently well- behaved
place once per Mini students as well as students
Semester. Includes but not who struggle but have the
Friday Shout
limited to an Ice Cream occasional good day.
Social, Escape Bus, etc.).
These student’s names are
entered into a drawing for
a chance to win a Walmart
gift card.
OutEXPECTATIONS SETTINGS
Instructional Settings
NDEPENDENCE H.S. BEHAVIOR MATRIX Common Areas
Show (Classrooms, Labs, Hallway Cafeteria Restroom (Front Office, Student
Integrity Media Center) Services, Clinic, Outside)
RULES
• Follow the dress code • Follow the dress code • Follow the dress code • Use appropriate language • Use appropriate language
• Use appropriate language • Use appropriate • Use appropriate language • Respect school property • Follow the dress code
The quality of being • Do your own work language • Throw away trash • Walk in the common areas
honest and having • Use cell phones only when • Walk in the hallway • Keep volume level down • Be mindful of others and their
strong moral principles given permission • Be mindful of others and • Flush toilet and wash hands space
• Follow district policies their space
• Listen actively • Keep backpack in • Get your lunch • Report inappropriate • Enter and exit the building
Be • Participate assigned area immediately behavior quietly
Industrious • Complete all assignments • Have a hall pass visible • Remain seated throughout • Take care of your • Enter and exit the building
and meet deadlines • Take the most direct lunch belongings immediately
• Have good attendance route to class • Clean up after yourself • Return within five minutes • Listen actively
• Bring all needed materials • Keep hallways clean
• Use technology for
Diligent; Hard-working intended purpose
• Encourage and help others • Keep the volume level • Respect everyone’s place • Use appropriate language
Be • Politely share ideas down in line during conversations
Interpersonal • Listen to others • Be patient and friendly • Maximum 10 people per • Use inside voice on campus
• Pictures and videos may table
only be taken outside of • Keep the volume level
school and with down
individual’s permission • Have polite interactions
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