a. Failure to observe/follow rules on uniform and grooming.

b. Entering off limits area.

c. Misbehavior, which include talking lengthily and loudly, giggling, and other similar violations.

d. Littering

e. Eating during class hours

f. Failure to submit on time a letter of excuse/notice for absences, reply slip and other school correspondence.

g. Deliberate tardiness

h. Bringing of print and non-printed materials other than those academically required.

i. Use of cellular phones and other gadgets inside the campus. The school is not responsible for their loss.

j. Improper manner of sitting anywhere in the campus.

k. Going out of the classroom without teacher’s permission

l. Borrowing, lending, or tampering of pass slip, and borrower’s card.

m. Non-attendance on school activities without valid reason/s.

n. Wearing of shirts bearing vulgar pictures, explicit words, and fraternity logos/emblems.

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Any student who commits the above-mentioned minor conduct breach shall be subject to the following actions:

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        First Offense : One on one conference with the adviser

   Second Offense : Parent-Conference with the Guidance Counselor/Designate with written agreement.

Repeated Offense : 1 hour School Community Service with written agreement that an additional hour of school community service will be added every time they commit another minor breach in conduct.

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NOTE: -Only parent or guardian may redeem any confiscated materials or items.

          -School Community Service may include school chores like sweeping the floor and gardening.

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Major Breaches

Classification A

• Unruly behavior or misconduct during mass convocations, assemblies, and other related school activities. (a)

• Damage, loss/misplacement of things/equipment borrowed from any office or department. (a)

• Vandalism (a)

• Use of profane language as an expression of disgust. (a)

• Discourtesy to school authority. (a)

• Unauthorized and forceful entrance to off-limit areas. (a)

• Cutting classes: loitering inside the campus during class hours. (a)

• Gambling in any form, betting or engaging in games of chance involving money or anything of value.

• Jeering, sneering, or exchanging of verbal/written insults (indecent vulgar words) with schoolmates and others within or outside the school in a manner that is publicly scandalous. (a)

• Possession, reading, and distribution of pornographic materials and other indecent publications. (a)

• Committing any act contrary to the DepEd’s vision and mission. (a)

• Assault and battery (a)

• Selling tickets, collecting contributions, soliciting subscriptions, selling or raising class funds without Principal’s approval. (a)

• Cheating (a)

• Extortion (a)

• Bringing cigarettes inside school campus. (a)

• Intentional damaging of school properties. (a)

• Wearing of school uniform inside internet café (Barangay Ordinance). (a)

• Giving or offering false testimony during school investigations. (a)

• Disrespect to school authorities, students, and guests. (a)

• Disruption of classes

• Preventing or threatening faculty members or school authorities from discharging their duties. (a)

• Forgery (a)

• Malversation of funds. (a)

• Smoking within school premises. (a)

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Any student who commits the above-mentioned major offenses (a) shall be subjected to the following action:

        First Offense : Parent conference with the adviser and prefect of discipline with written agreement plus two (2) hours of school community service on vacant hours in staggerd basis.

   Second Offense : Parent conference with the adviser, prefect of discipline, and guidance counselor/designate with written agreement plus two (2) hours of school community service on vacant hours in staggard basis.

      Third Offense : Parent conference with the adviser, prefect of discipline, guidance counselor, and the school principal with written agreement plus two (2) hours of school community service on vacant hours in staggard basis.

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Classification B

• Tampering/ falsifying any official documents. (b)

• Truancy: missing classes without the knowledge of parents and school authorities and going elsewhere outside the campus. (b)

• Any scandalous act inside and outside the school campus. (b)

• Public display of affection (b)

• Possession and sale of dangerous or prohibited drugs. (b)

• Carrying of deadly weapons and explosives in school. (b)

• Hazing in any form or in any illegal activity whether inside or outside school premises. (b)

• Bullying inside and outside the classroom (b) “Any severe or repeated use by one or more student of written, verbal or electronic expression, or physical act or gesture, or any combination thereof, directed at another student that the effect of actually causing the latter in reasonable fear, physical or emotional harm or damage to his/her property, signed on September 12 the Republic Act No. 1063 otherwise known as the “Anti-Bullying Act of 2013”.

• Bringing or drinking alcoholic beverages in school or any school activity outside the school campus. (b)

• Stealing/shoplifting in and out of school. (b)

• Enlargement or maintenance of membership and/or participation in fraternities or sororities whether existing or established after the effectivity of DECS order No.10 Series of 1991 which states: “Fraternities and Sororities are prohibited in Public and Private Elementary and Secondary Schools. (b)

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Any student who commits the above-mentioned major offense (b) shall be subject for the following actions:

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       First Offense : Parent conference with the adviser and prefect of discipline, guidance counselor/designate, school principal, and the child protection committee.