Western 11 th Grade Class of 2022 Virtua tual KEEP ALL DEVICES - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Western 11 th Grade Class of 2022

Virtua tual KEEP ALL DEVICES ON MUTE AT BE PRESENT AND STAY HOLD QUESTIONS UNTIL THE ALL TIMES ENGAGED END OR DURING APPROPRIATE Teams ms TIMES Norms ms USE CHAT AREA TO ASK ALWAYS USE APPROPRIATE, QUESTIONS AND OUR STAFF RESPECTFUL LANGUAGE WHEN WILL ANSWER AS BEST AS TALKING OR WRITING A CHAT POSSIBLE COMMENT

11th Grade Administration & Staff Rene Limon, 11th Grade Assistant Principal Office 313-429-8627 Rene.Limon@detroitk12.org Clifford Novack , 11th Grade Counselor Office 313-429-8584 Clifford.Novack@detroitk12.org

School Administration ANGEL GARCIA, III, PRINCIPAL Angel.garcia@detroitk12.org A ngele Sutherby, 9 th grade Asst. Principal Angela.sutherby@detroitk12.org Robert Santavicca, 10 th grade Asst. Principal Robert.santavicca@detroitk12.org Marsha A. Lewis, 12 th grade Asst. Principal Marsha.lewis@detroitk12.org Franco Gonzalez, Electives, Asst. Principal Franco.gonzalez@detroitk12.org

Deans of Climate & Culture Jacqueline Alvarez Ms. Christina Vasquez Mr. Toson Knight 9th Grade Dean 10th Grade Dean 11th & 12th Grade Dean Office: 3003 Office: 2007 Office: 2028 Jaqueline.alvarez@detroitk12.org Toson.knight@detroitk12.org Christina.vasquez@detroitk12.org Office: 313-429-6213 313-429-8579 313-429-6218

School culture facilitators 9th Grade School Culture Facilitators support the In School Suspension (ISS) and Hallsweeps. School Culture Facilitators 10th – 12th Grades support the school’s overall climate and learning environment to ensure students thrive in an environment that is supportive, learning and calm. Mr. Reyes Jesus.pantaleon@detroitk12.or g 10-12th Grades Ms. Fernandez Ms. Jones Anaid.mathus@detroitk12.org Danielle.jones@detroitk12.org

Attendance Agents 9th & 11th Grades Attendance Agents support students who having difficulties in attending school, providing support and 10th & 12th Grades resources to students & families, enforce the Compulsory School Law, work with Homeless & Unaccompanied Youth and approve work permits. Emmanuel Ogua Emmanuel.ogua@detroitk12.org 313-429-8641 Erica Davenport Erica.davenport@detroitk12.org 313-451-1393 (Spanish speaking)

mber 8 th th School Starts on Tuesday, , Septemb School goes from 8: 8:00 00 to 3: 3:20 20

Class schedules can be found on PowerSchool. Go to your PowerSchool and Teams through your Clever account. Link for Clever Account - clever.com/in/dpscd

Bell Schedule Online and Face-to-Face ■ Building opens at 7:30a.m. (report directly to your 1 st hour class for breakfast) ■ 1st Hour: 8:00 – 9:05 ■ 2nd Hour: 9:10 – 10:20 ■ 3rd Hour: 10:25 – 11:20* ■ 4th Hour: 11:25 – 12:20* ■ 5th Hour: 12:25 – 1:20* ■ 6th Hour: 1:25 – 2:20* ■ 7th Hour: 2:25 – 3:20 * Lunch hours for face-to-face students Online students will be scheduled for lunch during hours of 1 - 7

-Everyone will be using Schoology.com You can Go to youtube and search schoology. -You must attend everyday to every class. Attendance is important to be able to pass any class. -You must complete your work and pass all your classes to earn the credits that you need in order to graduate.

Picking ng up text xtbo book oks & tabl blets for Virtua ual Learne ners • Virtual learners will be given a date & time to pick up textbooks • At this time tablets will be distributed to students who did not yet pick them up. Loaner tablets will be issued to those who are new to DPSCD this school year. • Students will be accountable for the condition of the materials they are given. • Dates will be announced for Virtual Learners to come to make Student ID throughout the month of September.

Arrival to School  Front doors open at 7:15 a.m.  All students plan to arrive by 7:45 a.m. Class begins promptly at 8 a.m.  Masks must be worn upon stepping onto school grounds including outside.  Form a single file line to enter and maintain a 6’ distance  Bring minimal items in your back packs.  Temperature check upon entry.  Proceed directly to 1 st hour class  Students may only walk to class. Hallways will remain clear.  Breakfast will be served in 1 st hour classrooms

Oneway hallways & stairwells Two-way hallways-stay to the right in a single file Maintain a 6’ distance Hallways & Stairwells No congregating in groups Proceed to next class-Hall Sweeps will continue Strictly enforced

Stairs & Dismi smiss ssal • Stairs going up 1, 3, 11 • Stairs going down 2, 4, 12, and 13 • Stair 5 closed to 3 rd floor and Up from 1st to 2nd floor. At Dismissal: ▪ Classes to the South will exit stairs 11 (door 32), stair 12 (door 33), stair 1 (doors 34/35) ▪ Classes to the North will exit stairs 2 & 4 (door 3) and stair 3 (doors 4 & 5) Note: All stairs are to Exit in emergency and dismissal.

Students dismiss as directed by teachers Wear masks until off school grounds Maintain social distance Dismissal Clear school grounds as quickly as able Advise an Asst. Principal or Dean if there is a delay with a ride home

Masks must remain on in the classroom Students wipe down desk and chair upon entering Only sit in the designated desks Classr assroom Hand sanitizer will be available in all classes Exp xpectatio ions Masks upon request to teacher Bathroom passes will be issued by teachers Bathroom will be closed during the hallway exchange

• Enter through only door West of Commons area • Students will pick up lunch before entering café • Sit only in designated seats Cafeteria • Masks must be worn except when eating • Remain seated and avoid congregating • Exit only through door East of Commons • Maintain a 6' social distance at all times

"On Time, All Day, Every Day" It is important for all students, Face to Face and Virtural Learners, to attend all classes every day to earn good grades & pass classes. All students are expected to maintain 95% or better attendance. If you have to be absent we want to know why. If there is something preventing you from attending class, reach out to Mr. Ogua, the Attendance Agent, myself or Mr. Novack to set up a one on one meeting through Teams chat or email.

• BLACK, GRAY OR BURGUNDY COLLARED SHIRT Dress Code • BLACK OR KHAKI PANTS – 11th • FRIDAY: SPIRIT DAY – WESTERN WEAR OR SCHOOL GRADE CLUB/UNIVERSITY WEAR • Western Wear will be sold during lunch periods

Code of conduct ct • The revised copy of the student code of conduct has a few minor changes. • EXAMPLE: • A08 Skipping/Cutting Class • Formerly A08 Tardiness/ Unauthorized Absence • It has also been adapted to fit our virtual classroom needs.