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Hallway Expectations

Hallway Expectations. SHOW RESPECT. Keep the conversation between you and the person you are talking to (volume level 0-1) Go directly to your next location. Use Quiet Voices – So not to Disrupt Others. Stop, look & listen Be polite Wait your turn to speak Answer questions Be honest.

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Hallway Expectations

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  1. Hallway Expectations

  2. SHOW RESPECT

  3. Keep the conversation between you and the person you are talking to (volume level 0-1) Go directly to your next location Use Quiet Voices – So not to Disrupt Others

  4. Stop, look & listen Be polite Wait your turn to speak Answer questions Be honest When Spoken to by Adults

  5. When you meet someone in the halls be polite and say hello. If an adult gives you a direction, make sure to respond. Acknowledge and greet others

  6. MAKE GREAT DECISIONS

  7. When walking to/from locations on campus walk at all times • Stay in line • Face forward • Walk toe to heel

  8. Keep Halls clean • Clean-up after yourself and others • Keep our campus free of litter and graffiti

  9. Keep Hands, Feet and Property to Self *Ask permission before taking others belongings *Respect everyone’s personal space *Keep your books and backpacks close to your body, so they will not injure others

  10. SOLVE THAT PROBLEM

  11. Be Courteous • Running can lead to injury, ALWAYS walk • Stop and give the right of way • Encourage friends to walk appropriately

  12. Walk to the end of the line if you need to avoid conflict • If someone is bothering you, move away to avoid problems • If someone is fighting for a spot in line, move to another spot. It’s not worth it!

  13. Move to the side to avoid obstacles • When you stop abruptly, others may run into you • Try to avoid people, objects, puddles

  14. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR NEED HELP! • Teachers • Principal • Secretaries • Cafeteria workers • Custodian • Etc., etc., etc. Talk to an adult:

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