Discipline
at Washington Elementary
by Tristan
Fifth Grader
Things that can get you into trouble in school:
fighting
weapons
running
smoking
talking out 
destroying
property
Teachers are watching you!
Consequences
At Washington Elementary there is one main consequence system called the Star Card. Star Card works like this: each person has their own set of cards including a blue card, a yellow card, an orange card, a pink card and a green card. Each card color means a different status for the student's behavior. When the student breaks the rules they put the top card, the blue card behind the other cards and then if they break a rule again, they put the next card, the yellow card, behind the other cards and it is the same for next and the next. This is called a Card Flip. Tristan Carver
Card Flip Color Code
blue - means
you are doing great
yellow - is just a
warning
orange - a
consequence depending on what
you did
pink - phone
call to your parents - note home
green - go
the office
Sparkle - when
you do something very good you get sparkle. You
can use a sparkle to
cancel
out a Card Flip.
Coments
from students on the 
Washington Elementary
discipline system
Patrick (5th grader ) -"I think it is fair and I like it."
Wyatt (3rd grader) - "I think it is pretty good because it tells students how to act. "
Adam (4th grader) - "I think it's too fair. Teachers are putting too many prizes.
Christopher (4th grader) - "I think that they have it really controlled."
Victoria (5th grader) - "I think that this school's disipline system is very fair."