Code of Conduct The goal of Salesian discipline is self-discipline. Students are given the opportunity to develop good judgment and to make decisions within the limits of acceptable behavior. Our students are identified with Salesian College Preparatory, and the public perception of the school is formed by student behavior, both on and off campus. Consequently, students are accountable for their behavior both on and off campus. Misconduct calls for disciplinary action. Behavior problems will be handled in the following sequence: — — — — —
Teacher Coach Athletic Director (if appropriate) Dean of Students Principal
Classroom Regulations a. The teacher is to be respectfully obeyed at all times. b. A n admit slip from the Front Office is required when students seek admittance after the initial class bell has rung. c. S tudents are not to move desks, adjust blinds or windows, or touch the whiteboard unless asked to do so by the teacher. d. S tudents are not to stand or move around during class without the explicit permission of the teacher. e. W hen the bell announces the end of a period, students are to await the teacher’s signal before moving from the room. f. Students are encouraged to use the restroom during the passing period and break. g. F ood and beverages are only to be consumed in the Café, outside, on the 1st floor of the main building, or other designated areas. Students found eating or drinking in non- designated areas are subject to having their food or beverage confiscated and disposed of by a school authority. h. Gum-chewing is not allowed anywhere on school property. i. N either possession or smoking of tobacco products or vaping is allowed at any time in school or within a two-block radius of the school. Students should not be in possession of any vaping paraphernalia at any time. Any infraction of this type will ordinarily result in suspension or expulsion. j. A ny use of alcohol or any other controlled substance will result in immediate disciplinary and/or police action. Expulsion may result if Salesian students are involved. 20
