LUNCHROOM EXPECTATIONS Sample Clauses

LUNCHROOM EXPECTATIONS. Students are expected to show respect to lunchroom supervisors, student lunch helpers, and other students. • Students are expected to use quiet voices in the lunchroom. • Students will go through the lunch line in a quiet and orderly manner. • Students will observe good table manners. • Food is NOT TO BE SHARED, except through the kitchen’s Share Table. This is a state health issue. • All food and beverages are to be consumed in the lunchroom. No soda. • Students are expected to clean up their eating area before leaving the lunchroom. PLAYGROUND EXPECTATIONS • Equipment that is taken outside must be brought back in after recess. Use equipment properly. • Dress appropriately for the weather. Children without appropriate apparel will remain on the blacktop areas. • Children wearing hats with tie strings and/or tassels are not allowed on playground equipment. • Good sportsmanship is expected. Rough play is not allowed. • Respect and listen to the playground supervisors. • Any equipment that goes over the playground fence must be reported to the supervisor. • No throwing snowballs, woodchips, ice, or dirt. • All snow hills are off limits. No sliding on the ice. • Tackle football and other games involving throwing student onto the ground are not allowed. • No hardballs or Frisbees are allowed on the playground. • Use the play equipment properly. Do not climb up the front of the slides or hang underneath them. • Pushing and shoving is not allowed on school grounds. • If a student brings playground or sports equipment or toys from home, the school is not responsible for them if they are lost or damaged.
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