Disciplinary Responsibility

Any member of the school staff has the authority to correct misconduct at any time. A deliberate refusal to obey a reasonable request made by school personnel (insubordination) or quarrelsome argumentation or sassing (insolence) calls for disciplinary action by the Assistant Head of School of Student Formation. If a teacher finds it necessary to send a student from the classroom for disruptive behavior, the student must report immediately to the Assistant Head of School of Student Formation. All discipline problems are under the jurisdiction of the Assistant Head of School of Student Formation, who will take action deemed necessary in each individual case in accordance with the school policy.