Welcome to Mrs. Fontaine's Webpage!
Pepper says, "Always do your homework, and avoid those skunks!"
Links to Important Information First Semester Exam Schedule, click HERE. School year calender, click HERE. All bell schedules, click HERE Early Release bell schedule, click HERE. Parent Access Center, click HERE. State Requirements for students to advance to 9th Grade, click HERE. State and School Testing Schedule, click HERE. McCullough Parent Newsletter, click HERE. Red Day/Green Day Calendar, click HERE. Progress Report/Report Card schedule, click HERE.
If you have misplaced a worksheet, handout, etc.and need another copy, try the document link to the left. There are several pages of documents, so be sure to click on the arrow on the far right to page over.
DISCLAIMER: I usually update my website once or twice a week, and not always on the same day. The assignments and due dates I have posted are a GUIDELINE, not an absolute. I will adjust the pace and content of my weekly curriculum as needed to meet the needs of my students. Students are responsible for copying down the planner information daily in order to have the most updated information. What the website IS: Another great source for information about classwork, daily assignments, homework, tests and long-term projects. It is to be used in conjuction with the planner.
What the website is NOT: a replacement for 1) paying attention in class 2) listening to oral directions on how assignments are to be completed and 3) copying down assignments into the planner.
Extracurricular activities should NEVER be an excuse for incomplete assignments. Those assignments are extra, meaning school work is the priority. If you are absent, it is your responsibility to check the absence binder upon your return. Not all assignments are posted, and what I say in class overrides everything on the website.
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Paige Fontaine 8th Grade Language Arts Conference Time: Red Days 2:45-3:45 Green Days 12:45-1:45
The best way to reach me is by email:
Late Policy
- Daily work is not accepted late. Work is considered late if it is not turned in when the teacher asks for it in class.
- Quizzes and tests must either be taken prior to an absence or on the first date of return from an absence unless (under special circumstances of extended absence) special arrangements are made with the teacher.
- Major assignments will be accepted late under the following guidelines:
- All major projects are due on the Monday of the assigned week. Projects will be accepted without penalty through Friday of the same week. Should a project be turned in after Friday of the week it is due, 10 points will be subtracted for each day late - down to the grade of a zero. This would include a student being absent on the Friday at the end of the week the project was due, whether or not the absence is excused or unexcused.
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