Rules and Procedures
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While cruising aboard the Keyboarding Cruise Liner or enjoying a Shore Excursions, there are certain rules and procedures that you must follow. To ensure that you get the most out of your experience your compliance and understanding is needed.



  • You will receive a cabin (workstation) assignment and you should take good care of your cabin throughout your stay. In addition, do not exchange cabins with anyone unless instructed by an employee of the cruise liner
  • We want you to participate and complete your shore excursions, therefore, you will need to have your agenda and something to write with everyday.
  • To ensure your safety and that of all passengers, no baggage is allowed on deck. All baggage must remain in a locker.
  • The cabin equipment is very expensive, so keep all water bottles on deck (desk). In the event you become thirsty, return to the deck to hydrate yourself.


  • Promptness is very important, therefore, you will need to report to Dock 332 eager to learn, on time and prepared each day.
  • We would like to keep the cruise liner in the best condition, so respect the property of the cruise liner.
  • We all come from different backgrounds and experiences, but you must respect all passengers, crew members, employees and their property.
  • There are specific times for eating lunch, therefore no food is allowed outside the Galley (cafeteria).
  • The rules of the cruise liner ensures that everything operates smooth and safe, therefore you must follow all rules set by the Captain and the organization (McClure Middle School).


  • You will receive four site seeing passes throughout the nine week voyage. In order to disembark the ship you must present your Passport to the Captain or other personnel on board.
  • If for some reason you cannot attend a shore excursion or do not embark on a particular day, please see me or view the class calendar (on class webpage) for any work you missed.

    While sailing on the "Keyboarding Cruise Liner," students are assessed using the following student evaluation scale.

    Participation10%
    Assignments/Projects30%
    Homework10%
    Test/Quiz20%
    Speed & Accuracy Development30%

    • Last updated  2012/05/17 09:48:04 PDTHits  150