Code of Conduct

be on time for class, bringing all the required supplies and completed homework.
speak well of others, not using abusive language and aggressive behaviour to belittle or intimidate.
show respect to all school staff (teachers, principals, and support staff).
behave respectfully to all, regardless of age, gender, race, or religion.
solve conflicts peacefully through discussion or by seeking help.
dress according to the dress code for all classes and school-sponsored activities.
use the school’s property appropriately and work to keep the school property clean.
make the most of the time in school, and strive for academic excellence through classroom participation.
carefully evaluate his or her own behaviour and school work, and seek to change when necessary.

provide the programs and services prescribed by the MBCI School Board and the Department of Education.
establish and maintain a positive learning environment.
evaluate students’ achievement, and explain the evaluation procedures for each course.
keep students, parents/guardians and principals informed about student progress, attendance, and behaviour.
show common courtesy and respect to all.
speak well of others, not using abusive language and aggressive behaviour to coerce or intimidate.
behave respectfully to all, regardless of age, gender, race, or religion.
treat students and other staff members fairly and consistently.
respect confidential information about students and staff.
help students to resolve conflicts peacefully and use the Code of Conduct to encourage appropriate behaviour.

make sure their children attend classes regularly, arrive at school on time, and do their homework.
attend school events, support the school and stay in contact with school staff.
help their children develop positive attitudes to school and respect the staff and school property.
show common courtesy and respect to all.
speak well of others, not using abusive language and aggressive behaviour to coerce or intimidate.
encourage the peaceful resolution of conflict. Discourage violent or aggressive behaviour to solve conflicts.
discuss the Code of Conduct with their children, to ensure that they understand what it means.