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SCHOOL & CLASSROOM
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RULES

Robert Service School - Our School and Classroom Rules


Three basic rules that all students are responsible for upholding:

BE READY FOR LEARNING - Be in the right place, at the right time, doing the right thing.
  • Attend school on a daily basis.
  • Arrive on time, with all the books and equipment needed for the whole day.
  • Do not leave the school or classroom without staff permission.
  • When absent from a class contact the teacher before the next lesson to find out what work was missed and make arrangements to complete the missed work.

RESPECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS - Treat others as you would like to be treated.
  • All instructions by staff are to be respected unless such instructions directly threaten your personal safety or the safety of others.
  • If there is a concern with the directions or instructions given to you by a staff member, arrange a mutually convenient time to discuss your concerns.
  • Do not argue or talk back.
  • Do not distract other students with excessive talking, movement in and out of the classroom, or similar behaviours that can disturb the learning and teaching environment.
  • There is no tolerance for rudeness, fighting, bullying, threatening, or aggressive behaviours.
  • Plagiarism is an unacceptable practice. Plagiarism can include a variety of forms: cheating on a test, copying another student’s homework or assignments, and copying or borrowing of materials from a book, article, internet or other published source without proper recognition

DO YOUR BEST - Success is the result of effort, smart choices, and motivation.
  • Doing your best means taking action because you want to succeed.
  • Do not give up. Learn from your mistakes. Learning from your mistakes means you look honestly at the results and keep practicing until you get it right.
  • If you need help it is expected that you will ask for it and receive it, however, only after trying your best.

  | Yukon Education  | YESNet  | Last modified November 2024

  • Home
  • School Info
    • Principal's Message
    • Staff
    • Yearly Calendar
    • School & Classroom Rules
    • School Growth
    • Communicating Student Learning
    • School Policies
    • School Council >
      • Meetings
      • About
    • Grade 5 Intensive French
  • Student Info
    • Daily Schedule
    • School Supply Lists
    • Student Support Services Parent Handbook
    • High School Course Selection
    • KEEP Program
    • Helpful Information
  • Behind the Scenes
  • TH Hän Language & Culture
  • Sourdough Newsletter
  • Events & Projects
  • Indigenous Technology 2022-2023