Welcome to the website of Mrs. Mark

Welcome to the 2012 - 2013 school year!  I am certain this will be a great year for all of us.  If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact me at pmark@mail.flatrock.k12.mi.us

On this website you will find my professional biography, my current class schedule, my classroom expectations and rules, pages for  French I A and B, French II A and B,German I A and B, World Literature , a classroom calendar, and a quick way to contact me by email.  Make sure to look at my favorite pictures of Paris,Germany,Austria, and Switzerland, too.

Biography

B.A.   Mount Union College

M.A.   Eastern Michigan University

Most recent studies:  TPRS (Teaching Proficiency Through Reading and Storytelling) Foreign Language Workshop July 2010.  Wayne County ISD Coteaching Workshop August 2010, Close and Critical Reading Workshop 2011-2012.

I have taught French, German, and English at Flat Rock Community High School since 1986. 

 Class Schedule 1st Semester

1st Hr. French II A

2nd Hr. German I A

3rd Hr.   French I A

4th Hr. World Literature

5th Hr. German I A

6th Hr.   French I A

7th Hr.   Prep

 


Classroom Expectations

In order to guarantee your child and all the students in my classroom the excellent educational climate they deserve, I have developed a Discipline Plan that will be in effect at all times.

When in my classroom, students must comply with the following rules:

1.  Follow directions the first time they are given.

2.  Be in seat, ready to work when the bell rings.

3.  Bring all materials to class every day. Materials include notebook, paper, pen (blue or black ink only) or pencil.

4.  Keep hands, feet, and all objects to yourself.

5.  No putdowns or inappropriate language

If a student breaks a rule, the following consequences will occur.

  • First time   Warning
  • Second time   30 seconds after class
  • Third time 30 minutes after school
  • Fourth time call to parents
  • Fifth time   student is sent to principal

The negative consequences are accumulative for that day only.  If a student is severely disruptive or breaks a school rule, he or she will be sent immediately to the principal.

Included in my Discipline Plan are ways to positively reinforce students who behave appropriately.  In addition to using frequent praise, I will reward students with free class time, no homework nights, and special class activities.

In order for this plan to have its greatest effect, I need your support.