Classroom Rules — 8 Poster Set — Walk Don't Run, Respect the Building, Keep Voices Down, One Person Through the Door, Quiet in the Hallways and more — 12x18 Inch | Made in USA

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Product Overview

This coordinated set of eight 12x18 inch posters delivers clear, consistent behavior expectations for any school hallway, classroom, or shared space. Each poster pairs crisp all-caps text with a simple, instantly readable pictogram, creating a unified visual language students quickly learn. The collection covers the most common daily reminders: Walk Don't Run, Respect the Building, Keep Voices Down, One Person Through the Door at a Time, Quiet in the Hallways, Backpacks Stay On Your Back, Leave It Better Than You Found It, and No Food or Drinks in the Hallway. Printed on durable paper and Made in the USA by PosterEnvy, the posters arrive ready to hang or laminate for years of use. Display them together as a complete behavior system in elementary or middle-school corridors, or mix and match individual signs where specific reminders are needed. Teachers, administrators, and facility managers appreciate the clean red-and-black design that stays legible from across the hall.

  • Hang all eight 12x18 inch posters together to create a complete hallway behavior system students see and follow every day.
  • Walk Don't Run, Respect the Building, Keep Voices Down, One Person Through the Door, Quiet in the Hallways, Backpacks Stay On Your Back, Leave It Better Than You Found It, and No Food or Drinks each receive their own clear, matching sign.
  • Bold all-caps lettering and simple monochrome icons on a clean white field with a red border make every rule instantly readable from a distance.
  • Printed on durable paper stock that holds up to daily foot traffic, lamination, and repeated use in busy school environments.
  • Perfect addition to any elementary or middle-school gallery wall, classroom calm-down corner, or main-office display that reinforces positive expectations.