Behavior For Academic Success
by the Dulaney HS School Improvement Team's 9th Grade Success Work Group

Here is a list of behaviors that result in academic success.
Read these over with your child and identify behaviors that need to change. While you're at it, establish positive and negative consequences.

• Student brings required supplies to school every day: pencils, pens, highlighter, looseleaf paper, white-out, notebooks, books.
• Student rarely misses class.
• Student is in seat and ready to work when the bell rings.
• Student contributes positively to class discussions.
• Student stays focused and on task during the entire period.
• Student maintains an organized notebook.
• Student submits all assignments on time and accepts responsibility for making up work when absent.
• Student writes homework assignments in planner every day.
• Student completes homework every night.
• Student reviews class notes every night and writes questions out in the margin so that he/she can ask questions the next day.
• Student is polite and respectful toward others. Student does not distract others.