Discipline is an integral part of the learning process. In order to develop self-control, the student must be helped to understand his/her emotions and impulses, to live in harmony with others, to respect the rules of the family, to keep the laws of the country and to obey the laws of God.

Every teacher and Principal shall have the right to exercise the same authority as to student conduct and behavior as do the parents or guardians of the student. Student responsibilities include regular school attendance, conscientious effort and classroom work, and conformance to school rules and regulations. Most of all, students share with the administration and faculty the responsibility to develop a climate within the school that is conducive to wholesome learning and living.

No student has the right to interfere with the education of his fellow students. It is the responsibility of each student to respect the rights of teachers, students, administrators, and all others who are involved in the education process. Students should express their ideas and opinions in a respectful manner so as not to offend or slander others.

Students are expected to abide by the Code of Conduct. Infractions of this code include:

• Continued misconduct or conduct detrimental to the physical, educational, or moral well being of other students.
• Continued malicious disobedience or disrespect for authority or others in school.
• Possession, use, or transporting of any weapon or look-a-like weapon.
• Possession, use, sale, and/or conveyance of any controlled substance, drugs, prescription drugs, look alike drugs, alcohol, or anabolic steroids or tobacco products.
• Threats, assault or battery of a fellow student, teacher, administrator or an employee of the school.
• Fighting, provoking a fight between other individuals, or participating in activities which result in physical violence toward any person (this includes "play" fighting.)
• Indecent or obscene conduct, or language, or gestures while at school, on school property, on a school bus, or at school sponsored events
• Bullying (examples: name calling, ridicule, threats, etc.)
• Harassment (all types including physical, sexual, verbal, ethnic, cyber)
• Inappropriate Internet use (bullying, harassment, obscenity, safety violations)
• Bomb threats
• False alarms
• Disrupting learning in the classroom. (Ex.; talking out in class, interrupting teaching)
• Excessive unexcused absence or tardiness.