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1. Supplies – Your child needs to bring the following with him/her EVERY DAY:
Math binder (2") with 4 dividers [1. Notes, 2. HW, 3. STAAR/Reference, 4. Notebook Paper].
Sharpened or mechanical pencils and erasers. All classwork, homework, and tests MUST be done in PENCIL.
Colored pencils.
Red or ANY other colored pen (EXCEPT blue, gray, or black) for grading.
2. Homework – Your student will have math homework almost every day. Math takes practice just like any skill—music, sports, etc. I want students to apply and practice what we learn in class. Homework assignments will not be very long, and often, they will have time to work on this during class or during ACTIVITY period.
*Assignments including lecture videos are posted daily in Google Classroom. Students may access work online should they forget their materials at school. Students may also access classwork this way on days when they have to miss school.*
3. Late work – I will accept late work with points off. The highest your student can receive on any late assignment is a 70. Not completing homework or not bringing it to class equates to not following instructions or being prepared (not being responsible) and will be met with disciplinary action.
4. Online book and resources are available at my.hrw.com. Your child's login information can be found in Google Classroom.
5. QR Codes – Textbooks have QR codes with every lesson. These will play tutorial videos that are quite useful, especially when students miss class. You will need to download a QR reader app in order to use QR codes with most phones.
6. Tardies - Students are expected to be in class and ready to work when the bell rings. Arriving to class late is neither responsible nor respectful, and each tardy will be treated as a Level 1 offence. A student receiving 4 Level 1 offences will spend time in ISS.
