Modeling The Fighting Pharoah Way

 
 
 
 
 

Quality Education Academy High School

 

Character Education Traits and the Fighing Pharoah Way

Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired, and success achieved. - Helen Keller

 

The Fighting Pharoah Way is to be respectful, attentive, and prepared.

(respect)    (self-discipline, compassion)     (dependability)

 

ASSEMBLY

1. We will stay focused on the assembly (self-discipline)

2. We will stay in our personal space (respect, self-discipline)

3. We will display posture, eye contact, and a neat appearance (respect, self-discipline)

4. We will enter and dismiss as a class (self-discipline)

 

HALLWAY

“We are in control of our mind, body, and behavior”

We will:

1. Walk in a straight and quiet line on the right side of the hallway (loyalty)

2. Keep our hands to our sides and our eyes focused ahead (self-discipline)

3. Keep our hands to ourselves (respect, compassion)

4. Use all manners (self-discipline)

5. Be attentive (compassion, respect)

6. Yield for adults (respect)

7. Have a hall pass when alone (dependability)

 

BATHROOM

1. Use the bathroom quickly and quietly (self-discipline)

2. Wash and dry hands thoroughly (dependability)

3. Exit silently, get water, and get back in line (responsible, self-discipline)

 

CAFETERIA

We choose to…

1. Stand in line silently and patiently (self-discipline)

2. Remain in our seats unless given permission (selfdiscipline)

3. Get all necessary items before sitting down (dependability)

4. Walk at all times (self-discipline)

5. Keep hands, feet, and other objects to ourselves (respect)

6. Use good manners (respect)

7. Control our voice level (self-discipline)

8. Leave the tables, floors, and seats clean (loyalty, respect)

 

OFFICE/ENTRANCE

We will…

1. Listen attentively during announcements (respect)

2. Patiently and quietly wait to be acknowledged by

office staff (respect)

3. Politely greet office staff (respect, compassion)

4. Show my hall pass (dependability)

5. Be responsible (dependability)

It takes courage to model the Seraphim Way when others don’t. We must cooperate (dependability) to help each other persevere and if we make a mistake, be honest (integrity) and do better the next time!