CKRS 2011-2012 Community Handbook

Cafeteria
Respect and obey adults on lunch duty.
Stay in seats until directed to get up.
Use appropriate language.
Use conversational voices (inside voices).
Leave eating area clean.
Classrooms
Within each classroom teachers set their own procedures and expectations consistent with school policy.
Hallways/Stairways
Remain silent and orderly when passing other students and classrooms.
Keep to the right especially when passing on the stairs.
Playground
Respect all playing areas.
Follow posted playground rules.
Be considerate of others.
Respond promptly to the bell; walk to the line in an orderly fashion.
Return to classroom quickly and quietly.
Consequences to NON-COMPLIANCE of school rules
At all levels students will be expected to state the unacceptable behavior, and accept responsibility for their choices. Part of accepting responsibility
is accepting consequences that result from choices. In disciplinary cases consequences may include, but are not limited to the following:
Written warning for the first offense. Parents
A written warning and loss of recess/privilege will be issued upon the subsequent offense.
Upon receipt of a third written warning for any offense, the student will be assigned an after school detention. At this time the teacher or
an administrator may request a parent conference. Parents will also have the opportunity to request a conference.
A second detention will warrant a suspension. A parent conference will be mandatory at this time.
An excess of two suspensions will be cause for a review and possible expulsion.
Any student serving any type of suspension will not be allowed to participate in any school related extra-curricular activities the day of the
suspension.
All discipline is communicated to parents via Churchwerks.
More serious offences, such as the following, may warrant suspension, expulsion, and in some cases civil prosecution:
Gross insubordination
Disrespect of others by word, gesture or action
Stealing or cheating
Continual and willful defiance and disobedience
Damage or defacement of school property or the property of others
Possession of weapons or instruments that are deemed inappropriate or injury causing
Threats of violence
Possession or association with alcohol, cigarettes, or drugs on school property or at school sponsored events
Any immoral conduct of a serious nature
Arson
Endangering the welfare of others
Any serious conduct, which causes disruption in the classroom or the school, is unacceptable. The Principal reserves the right to determine the
seriousness of any school infraction and to determine the appropriate course of action to be followed. Under normal circumstances serious offences
are referred to the Discipline Committee, which recommends appropriate action to the Principal. The discipline committee is made up of the
Principal and the two Assistant-Principals. In cases of expulsion, the decision will be made in consultation with the Pastor and the Superintendent of
schools or an Assistant Superintendent.
DRESS CODE & UNIFORMS
The purpose of the dress code at Christ the King Regional School is to:
Have students neat, clean, and ready to learn.
Prevent distractions to the learning environment.
Minimize fads and the comparison of one student to another.
Assist parents in the time-consuming and expensive process of purchasing clothes for school.
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