Coach Crutchfield

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Mr. John Crutchfield 
Location: Room 456, 454
Email: john_crutchfield@roundrockisd.org
Number: 424-8517. 
Teacher Webpage: http://teacherweb.com/TX/RidgeviewMiddleSchool/Crutchfield/
Textbook Website Address: http://tx.healthmh.com
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Password:  zk49wlen

FIRST SIX WEEKS

Introduction to Health: 1 Week
	A.  Three elements of health
	B.  Self-Esteem
	C.  Decision Making Skills
Goals: 1 Week
        A.  Learn the Importance of Setting and Achievement of Goals	
        B.  How to Reach Your Goals 
        C.  How to Set Attainable Goals	
Mental Health: 3 Weeks
        A.  Understanding Mental Illness 
        B.  Healthy Mind / Good Character		
        C.  Expressing Emotions / Handling Stress 
        D.  Dealing with Depression	 
Genealogy:  1 Week
        A.  Research Family Tree 
        B.  Understand Family Background/Culture
        C.  Learn Something New About Culture 
        D.  Learn Origin of Family
        E.  Stereotypes and Prejudices

SECOND SIX WEEKS

Personal Health : 2 Weeks
	A.  Growth and Development 
	B.  Keeping Your Body Healthy 
	C.  Nutrition
	D.  Exercise 
	E.  Sleep
Consumer / Environmental Health:  1 Week
	A.  Advertising Manipulation
	B.  Environmental Issues 
        C.  Pollution
        D.  Conservation and Protection

Drugs:  3 Weeks
        A.  Tobacco
        B.  Alcohol
        C.  Legal and Illegal Drugs

THIRD SIX WEEKS

Relationships, Sex Education, and Violence: 3 Weeks
        A.  Reproductive System
        B.  Sexually Transmitted Diseases
        C.  Austin Lifeguard (www.austinlifeguard.com)
        D.  P.A.P.A. (Parenting and Paternity Awareness Program) 
        E.  Love is Not Abuse (Dating Violence Program)
Diseases:  1 Week
	A.  Non Communicable Diseases
	B.  Communicable Diseases
Injury Prevention and Personal Safety: 1 Week
        A.  Unintentional Injuries
        B.  First Aid Procedures
Final Review and Final Exam: 1 Week

Six Weeks Average:
�	Daily Work		20%		Ex. Assignments, Class 
                                                    Participation
�	Quizzes		        30%		Ex. Quizzes, Binder Checks
�	Tests / Projects	50%		Ex. Tests, Projects

Daily Work � Work in class, homework assignments, and class participation 
are counted as daily work assignments. Any assignment not completed in class 
needs to be completed at home and turned in at the beginning of the next 
class period.

Quizzes � Most quizzes given are open notes. This is an opportunity to 
reward students who are bringing their materials to class. I will have 
binder checks periodically throughout the six weeks to make sure students 
are keeping up with their grades, notes, and assignments.

Tests / Projects � Students will take written tests throughout the semester. 
Students are also given at least one project a six weeks. I will provide 
time in class for students to work on projects. Any unfinished project will 
need to be done on student�s time outside of class.

2.  Daily Work, Quizzes, and Test corrections will only be allowed at my 
discretion. Students who fail a test will only be allowed to receive a 
maximum of a 70 with test corrections.

Semester Grade
Each semester is divided by four: 1st six weeks, 2nd six weeks, 3rd six 
weeks, and final exam.

Cell Phones
Telecommunication devices are permitted on school property. Students may 
keep cell phones OFF in lockers, backpacks, or purses. Students are not 
allowed to use them at anytime during the school day. Cell phones usage is 
only permitted during an emergency defined by district and campus rules. 
Students are expected to use phones in offices or in classrooms with teacher 
or administration permission only. The cell phone will be picked up by staff 
if it is improperly used during the day and turned in to the grade level 
office.

Music and Video Players and Gaming Devices
All MP3, tape, or cd players and all gaming devices (video game players) are 
not allowed at school or to be used during the school day. If they are 
confiscated by a teacher or administration, the parent is required to pick 
up the device at the grade level office and pay a fee. Students are not 
allowed to get the device from the office.

Materials
Each student is expected to bring materials to class daily. The index cards, 
tissues, and computer paper will stay in the teacher�s classroom. If a 
student fails to bring the remaining class materials, then points will be 
taken off the student�s grade. The following materials to class everyday: 
�	Pen or Pencil
�	Notebook Paper

Absences
If the student knows ahead of time that he/she will be absent, he/she should 
take the initiative to get the work early. When circumstances do not allow 
student to get the work early, he/she is expected to get the assignments 
missed the first day back. It will be considered LATE if work is not made up 
by the school�s policy. The student needs to follow these steps in getting 
the make-up work:
1.	It is the student�s responsibility to ask me for missing work before 
class starts or at the end of class. All missed assignments should be made 
up by the same amount of days the student missed my class. 
2.	All students need to write �Absence (date)� at the top of the work 
so no points are taken off that assignment.

Late Work Policy 
I will take late work from students up until the 5th week of the six weeks. 
It is the student�s responsibility to ask me for their make-up work or to 
ask in advance if he/she knows of an upcoming absence. 
First Day Late � Maximum of 70 
Second Day Late and Beyond � Maximum of 50

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