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School Policies

Our Commitment to Policies

The school is committed to implementing clear and well-defined policies that aim to provide a safe, fair, and supportive learning environment for all students. These policies ensure the protection of rights, promote ethical values, and uphold the highest standards of educational quality.


Discipline and Behavior Policy

The school adopts a positive discipline approach that promotes responsible behavior and mutual respect among students, teachers, and all members of the school community. This policy focuses on guidance, awareness, and appropriate educational measures when necessary, always in the best interest of the student and the overall school environment.


Protection from Violence, Bullying, and Harassment

The school is dedicated to maintaining a learning environment free from all forms of violence, bullying, and harassment. Preventive and corrective measures are implemented, and all reported incidents are handled seriously, with full confidentiality and protection for all parties in accordance with approved regulations.


Privacy and Data Protection Policy

The school is committed to protecting the privacy of students, parents, and staff members, and to safeguarding all personal data and information. Data is collected and used solely for educational and administrative purposes and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.


Safety and Security Rules

The school applies clear safety and security procedures within the campus, including emergency plans, evacuation procedures, first aid readiness, and regular facility inspections, to ensure the safety of students, staff, and visitors.


Code of Conduct and Respectful Behavior

The school promotes values of respect, cooperation, tolerance, and ethical behavior in all daily interactions. All members of the school community are expected to act in a manner that reflects moral integrity and mutual respect both inside and outside the school.


Policy Review and Updates

The school regularly reviews and updates its policies to ensure alignment with educational developments, official regulations, and the needs of the school community. Parents are informed of any significant policy updates in a timely manner.

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Norma J. Johnston

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Hillary H. Morse

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Robert M. Allen

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Ines R. Duong

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