Welcome Students !!!!
Dear Seventh Grader,
Welcome to Middle School and the school year of 2017-2018. I hope that you had a wonderful summer. My name is Mr. Fleming and I will be your homeroom teacher this year.
What is a homeroom teacher, you ask?
You will be spending a large part of your day with me. I will also be your CREW and science teacher. As a homeroom class, we will work together to learn about empathy, problem solving, and how to stay organized. I’m very excited to meet and get to know each one of you! Before we meet, let me tell you a little bit about me. This will be my second year at Roosevelt Junior High. I am married with no children. My wife and I love to try new restaurants, go to concerts, sporting events, and travel. This summer we spent lots of time outside, at the pool, and having summer fun!
Our classroom number is 230. Please have all of your supplies, science note book. Don’t forget to label all of them with your first and last name. We will have an incredible year together in seventh grade. You probably have many questions, but don’t worry I will be there to help you this year.
Feel free to e-mail me with any questions before or after we meet.
Sincerely,
Mr. Fleming
Welcome to Middle School and the school year of 2017-2018. I hope that you had a wonderful summer. My name is Mr. Fleming and I will be your homeroom teacher this year.
What is a homeroom teacher, you ask?
You will be spending a large part of your day with me. I will also be your CREW and science teacher. As a homeroom class, we will work together to learn about empathy, problem solving, and how to stay organized. I’m very excited to meet and get to know each one of you! Before we meet, let me tell you a little bit about me. This will be my second year at Roosevelt Junior High. I am married with no children. My wife and I love to try new restaurants, go to concerts, sporting events, and travel. This summer we spent lots of time outside, at the pool, and having summer fun!
Our classroom number is 230. Please have all of your supplies, science note book. Don’t forget to label all of them with your first and last name. We will have an incredible year together in seventh grade. You probably have many questions, but don’t worry I will be there to help you this year.
Feel free to e-mail me with any questions before or after we meet.
Sincerely,
Mr. Fleming
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Carl Sagan
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Curriculum:
The areas of study for this year are taken from the Common Core Standards and NGSS for the 7th grade.
The areas of study for this year are taken from the Common Core Standards and NGSS for the 7th grade.
Class Requirements:
Bring materials to class each day. This includes, but not limited to pencils, notebook, paper…
Take careful notes and participate in class! Notes, lab information, study guides, vocabulary will be used for each test.
Write all assignments with due dates in agenda.
Keep Science section in your notebook up-to-date, complete and neat. All work that is completed this year will be used.
Bring materials to class each day. This includes, but not limited to pencils, notebook, paper…
Take careful notes and participate in class! Notes, lab information, study guides, vocabulary will be used for each test.
Write all assignments with due dates in agenda.
Keep Science section in your notebook up-to-date, complete and neat. All work that is completed this year will be used.
Notebooks:
Each student is expected to have a science notebook.
Time will be spent in class discussing how to organize and maintain this notebook.
Each student is expected to have a science notebook.
Time will be spent in class discussing how to organize and maintain this notebook.
Grading:
A=100-90
B=89-80
C=79-70
D=69-60
Below 60 is failing.
- Assessments (45% of grade)- Includes quizzes, tests.
- Projects (35% of grade)- Includes any work done independently, with teacher guidance, or completed as a group. This could include class work, activities or lab reports.
- Independent Practice (20% of grade)- Includes any work completed independently by students with minimal guidance required from the teacher. May include some class work and homework. Homework is assigned when necessary to reinforce a concept learned in class. There will be no regularly scheduled homework so it’s important to keep current with assignments.
A=100-90
B=89-80
C=79-70
D=69-60
Below 60 is failing.
Absent work:
When absent, it is the student’s responsibility to obtain and make up all work missed.
When absent, it is the student’s responsibility to obtain and make up all work missed.
Classroom Rules and Consequences
Classroom Expectations
- Verbal Warning
- Teacher/Student Conference
- Parent contact
- Dean Violation Issued
- Principal Referral
Classroom Expectations
- Students are expected to be in their seats, working on their warm-up, when class begins.
- Pencils are to be sharpened before class begins.
- If you need to leave your seat for any reason, raise your hand and ask permission.
- There will be classroom situations where raising your hand to speak is not necessary. But, as a general rule, raise your hand and wait to be called on if you would like to speak.
- Students are expected to be on task at all times.
- Respect the teacher, other students and the learning environment at all times.
- listen and follow directions
- raise hand
- no talking out of turn
- stay in seats
- no food/candy, lotion, make-up, sprays
- take notes
- keep your area neat and clean
