

ABC’S Of Conduct And Policy
It is impossible to set forth rules to govern every situation. Our desire is to emphasize positive behavior. If we are determined to honor God in thought, word, and deed, rules become our friend.
We trust, therefore, that the following guidelines will be of help to you. As followers of Jesus Christ, students are expected to be kind, courteous, patient and respectful to each other and to adults, expressing a Christ-like love in putting others first.
We expect each student to do the following:
1. Practice Christ-like standards in courtesy, kindness, morality and honesty.
2. Refrain from swearing, indecent language, smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages, using drugs, gambling, listening to music and or watching movies that promotes ungodly principles.
3. Show respect toward staff members. Disrespect toward staff members will not be tolerated. Students are asked to keep “hands off” each other, so that “horseplay” does not get out of control.
4.Students are expected to abide by these standards throughout their enrollment whether at home, school, or elsewhere. Students found to be out of harmony with these standards may be asked to withdraw.
Attendance at Life in Christ Christian School is a privilege and not a right. Students forfeit this privilege if they do not conform to the standards of Life in Christ Christian School.
Believing that discipline is necessary for the welfare of the students, as well as the entire school, each teacher is given some liberty in making and enforcing classroom regulations in accordance with Christian principles and administrative policies.
On occasion higher levels of discipline may be necessary. These could include detention, suspension, and expulsion.
If a student’s behavior or attitude indicates an uncooperative spirit or one that is out of harmony with the spirit and standards of Life in Christ Christian School, whether or not there is any definite breach of conduct, he/she may be requested to withdraw.