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GAP Power

GAP POWER allows our school to hold school-wide expectations that are clearly defined for all students. These expectations are posted in all classrooms, hallways, and student restrooms. 

GAP POWER Definitions

P O W E R
Productive: Taking steps to reach your goals. Ownership: Taking accountability for your actions, and advocating for what you need.  Willing: Approaching new places, people, and ideas with an open mind.  Empathy: Validating the experiences and feelings of others.  Resilient: Utilizing resources and social supports to find success. 

 

GAP POWER In Action

Classroom
  • Take a seat.
  • Get your work out.
  • Identify the work you will complete today. 
  • Start your work. 
  • Continue with your work.
  • Phone: Out of sight, music only. 
  • Ask for help. 
  • Focus on yourself. 
  • Share progress on your work with your teachers. 
  • Phone: Out of sight, music only. 
  • Be open to new ways of learning. 
  • Be open to making mistakes. 
  • Be open to trust. 
  • Be open to accepting our help. 
  • Speak kindly to others. 
  • Be kind to yourself. 
  • Be helpful to others. 
  • Give your best effort. 
  • Use your strengths and resources. 
  • Ask for help. 
Restroom
  • Use quickly.
  • Keep it clean.
  • Return to class. 
  • Follow handbook.
  • Use quickly.
  • Keep it clean.
  • Check out with teacher. 
  • Wait your turn.
  • Keep it clean. 
  • Be polite to others.
  • If someone needs support, let staff know. 
  • Communicate if you are leaving for other reasons. 
  • Keep it clean.
Hallway, Entering, and Exiting GAP
  • Say hi to office staff. 
  • Go directly to class. 
  • Move from one class to the next. 
  • Leave after your shift. 
  • If you leave early, sign out in the office. 
  • Follow the handbook.
  • Arrive to class on time. 
  • Respect others' space. 
  • Be kind to each other. 
  • Aware and mindful of conversations.
  • Respect each others' physical space. 
  • Ask for directions. 
  • Utilize calendars, schedules, announcements, etc. posted in hallways.
  • Go to office for meals. 
  • Check in and out with the teacher.