CITIZENSHIP STANDARDS
It is expected that students will respect the religious
principles of the school and will cooperate with the school
and teachers in maintaining the rules and regulations
printed in this bulletin or as announced and explained by
the teachers.
Since the language of a child is of great importance to his
moral, cultural, and social progress, it is expected that
only good English will be used at school.
There are some behaviors that cannot be accepted in a
Christian school. While it is true, we will try to work
positively to bring about change when there is a violation
of these standards. First, verbal counseling will be given
the students. Second offenses result in a private meeting
between teacher, principal and student. Finally, if the
behavior continues the parent will be advised. And, if all
the above fails the student will be place on probation.
Ultimately, if the behavior continues to be offensive the
child may be asked to withdraw from the school.
1 .
Disseminating atheistic ideas or undermining the
religious ideals of the school.
2. Using profane language or indulging in lewd
suggestions or conduct.
3. The possessing or displaying of comic books, pornographic
materials, occult materials or any other materials contrary
to Biblical standards.
4. Using narcotics or tobacco in any form or having
them in one's possession.
5. Having matches or lighter (or its fuel) in one's
possession.
6. Gambling, betting, possessing playing cards, dice or
other gambling devices.
7. Drinking alcoholic beverages, handling them or
furnishing them to others.
8. Dishonesty, including theft; willful deception regarding
violations of school regulations; cheating in examinations,
class work of any other phase of school business.
9. Improper conduct involving persons of either sex.
10. Knives, guns, slingshots, games, toys, etc., are not
allowed on the school grounds, except at the teacher's
request for specified uses,
The influence of the movie theater, of many television and
radio programs, of comic magazines and erotic materials
hinders the student's progress toward attaining the
standards of Christian conduct, therefore, the school
strongly disapproves of such unwholesome influences. |
