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Assistance for Learning

Mr. Zobel makes himself available to assist individual students, by appointment, either before or after school.

The English and Social Studies departments also provide a mentor teacher on Thursday evenings in the school library.

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Classroom Expectations

Mr. Zobel     //  Language Arts, Wenatchee High School

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   Student behavior conforms to some very basic guidelines in Mr. Zobel’s classroom.

Everyday Essentials

  • Be in class on time (citizenship points earned daily). Tardy to class counts against you.
  • Come prepared with materials: paper, pencils, pens (black or dark blue ink), homework, and book(s).
  • Be prepared emotionally to learn. Do not interfere with instruction or other student’s learning.
  • Treat desks, books, computers, and all other classroom objects with respect. These items belong to WHS or to Mr. Zobel. The ability to follow directions leads to success.
  • Assignments have due dates. One day late receives a 20% reduction, and work turned in after that is not counted.
  • Tests are given on specific announced dates. Make-ups are done by appointment with Mr. Zobel before or after school in a timely manner (2-3 days).
  • All WHS standards are enforced, including (but not limited to) the following items: no personal electronic devices (radios, telephones, games, etc.) are acceptable.
  • Food and Drink: only plain water, and not near the computers in the classroom.
  • Come appropriately dressed.

Classroom Management

Students are responsible to maintain a positive learning environment for themselves and others within the classroom. preparation for class begins with each student bringing their own resources: see "Everyday Essentials" above.

  Be in class on time. See "Absences and Tardies" below.

  Three "'Business' Coupons" allow students specific privileges for the semester.

  All books, equipment, and furniture in the classroom are either the property of Wenatchee High School or Mr. Zobel. Students will treat desks, textbooks, technology equipment, and Mr. Zobel's personal items with respect.

  No personal electronic devices (radios, telephones, games, i-pods, etc.) are acceptable in the classroom. Items will be taken to the office for administrative action.

  Food and Drink: only plain water, and not near the classroom computers.

  Come appropriately dressed according to the WHS Planner, pages 11 and 12.

Absences and Tardies

Students are responsible to follow the WHS Attendance Policy. The policy is found on pages 6 through 8 in the student planner.

 

 
     
 
     
 

Progress Reports

Mr. Zobel posts grades in the classroom and to his school website about every other week. Printed progress reports will be provided to students or parents/guardians upon request (see Parent’s Page).

Assistance for Learning

Mr. Zobel makes himself available to assist individuals by appointment either before or after school. The English Department also provides a mentor teacher on Thursday evenings in the school library.

Parent Contact

The most effecient way to contact Mr. Zobel is by e-mail: zobel.n@mail.wsd.wednet.edu. You may also contact Mr. zobel by telephone: please leave a message with Mrs. Szot, the english Department secretary.

Emergency Situations

Make a calm retreat from the building to the left-hand side of the practice field. Attendance is taken with referrals given for students not reporting to Mr. Zobel.

  Should Mr. Zobel require assistance (1) telephone the office and/or (2) go to a neighboring classroom and ask the teacher to notify the office.

Failure to Work Policy/WHS

First Concern

   Teacher visits with student

Second Concern

   Teacher will notify parent/guardian

Third Concern

   Teacher notifies counselor. Counselor sets up a Staffing Meeting with Student, Parent, Teachers, and Counselor.

Fourth Concern

   Teacher notifies administration. Student will be removed until a parent conference takes place and a contract is made.

Fifth Concern

   Student may be removed from class with loss of credit and reduced schedule.

Substitute Teachers

Student behavior when a Substitute Teacher is present must equal or be better than student behavior when Mr. Zobel is in the classroom. A grade is recorded that specifically relates to student support of the Substitute. Students are required to sit in their assigned seats, follow directions, and exhibit mature behavior.

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