Student Life & Campus Regulations
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- School Spirit
- Parental Involvement
- Student Communication & Visitors
- Student Appearance
- Personal Attire
- Hair Styles/Facial Hair
- Tattoos
- Personal Behavior
- Classroom Conduct & Corridor Passes
- Quiet & Order
- Assemblies
- Cafeteria
- Media Center/Library
- Social Events
- Student ID Cards
- Phones & Electronic Devices
- Care of School Property
The necessity of having a code of conduct is derived from our educational philosophy as a Roman Catholic school in the Salesian tradition. As a private religious school, we reserve the right and responsibility to accept and retain students who will promote our environment, goals, and objectives. In addition, we reserve the right when circumstances warrant to suspend and to dismiss students whose behavior is disrespectful, recalcitrant, disruptive, immoral, illegal, or which is at odds with promoting our school environment. It is our aim to provide a safe and wholesome environment in which to educate our young men.
To this end, we expect our students to dress, speak and act like Christian gentlemen, consistent with the faith and teachings of the Catholic Church, at all times, i.e., to demonstrate respect for themselves and all members of the school community and to respect all personal and school property. The faculty is committed to the implementation of this approach to education in the spirit of St. John Bosco’s reason, religion, and loving-kindness.