Afahs 2014-15 Common Picture Check For Understanding

The office monitor is not a transition responsibility because it does not involve supervising or monitoring the movement of students between different areas. The other options, such as hallway monitor, threshold teacher, bathroom monitor, landing monitor, stairwell monitor, and foyer monitor, all involve monitoring students as they transition between different spaces within a school building.

The school opens at 7:25 AM in the new building.

All scholars need to be in their respective after school activity by 3:40.

Teachers should issue a "L2, No Pass" demerit after school, indicating that hall passes are indeed needed after school. This suggests that the statement "Hall passes are needed after school" is true.

Scholars on the ISC list go to the library in the morning. This suggests that the library is a common destination for these scholars at the start of their day. The other options, such as the cafeteria, ISC room, and gym, are not mentioned as morning destinations for the scholars. Therefore, the library is the most likely correct answer.

Teachers should actively monitor their "Zone" of 4 tables during lunchtime. This means that they should be actively paying attention to the students sitting at these tables, ensuring their safety and well-being. By actively monitoring, teachers can quickly address any issues that may arise, such as students being too loud or engaging in inappropriate behavior. This approach allows teachers to maintain a controlled and orderly lunchtime environment, ensuring that students are following the rules and behaving appropriately. Monitoring a larger zone of 4 tables also allows teachers to have a better overview of the lunch area and effectively manage any potential conflicts or incidents.

The correct answer is 4 because typically, a bathroom may have multiple stalls or cubicles, allowing for multiple students to use it simultaneously. However, it is important to consider the size and capacity of the bathroom as well.

Scholars get breakfast in the Foyer when they do not have a Family Meeting. The Foyer is a common area or entrance hall where people can gather and socialize. It is likely that breakfast is provided in the Foyer as an alternative location for scholars to have their meals when there is no Family Meeting taking place.

Scholars travel in stairwells by going up or down either stairwell. When going up, they can walk side-by-side, but when going down, they should walk in a single file. This ensures that there is enough space for everyone to pass through the stairwell safely and efficiently.

Lower-school scholars enter from three doors on the Parking Lot side of the building.

They earn a L1, Disruptive for being audible 5+ feet away

The Winter Waiting Room and Bus Waiting Room are used in rooms 121 and 123.

The correct answer describes the dismissal procedure as teachers announcing scholars who are dismissed as buses are announced. The scholars then proceed down the Team stairwell, through the lobby, and out the Parking Lot door.

The duties in the cafeteria include monitoring the cafeteria, supervising the cafeteria operations, tracking meals, and working as cafeteria staff. These roles are responsible for ensuring the smooth functioning of the cafeteria, maintaining cleanliness, managing food service, and keeping track of meals served. The Servery Monitor and Bathroom Hawk are not mentioned as duties in the cafeteria, so they are not included in the answer.

Scholars may use cell phones after school only in the Winter or Bus Waiting Rooms or in the vestibule at the front of the building.

Scholars enter the new building from three different entrances: the Parking Lot Door, the Dixwell Ave Door, and the Cafeteria Side Door. These entrances provide multiple access points for scholars to enter the building, allowing for convenience and efficiency in their daily routines. The Team Stairwell Door is not mentioned as one of the entrances scholars use to enter the new building.