A. COURTESY AND GOOD BEHAVIOR
1. Campus Rules
1.1 All students should be courteous in words and in deeds to the school administrators, teachers, school personnel, and visitors as well as to their peers and classmates in and outside the school campus.
1.2 Loud talking, boisterous laughter, or any unnecessary noise should be avoided within the campus.
1.3 All students are expected to observe silence during programs, convocations, masses, or any school activities and gatherings. They should be punctual in attending these activities, and must not leave before the program ends.
1.4 All students should refrain from saying malicious jokes and uttering rude comments.
1.5 Forced entry to any room of the school is strictly prohibited.
1.6 All students should respect the belongings of their teachers, classmates and schoolmates as well as that of the school. The permission of the owner must be sought before using any property. Users must also ensure that things borrowed are returned on time and in good condition.
1.7 Students should make canteen premises orderly and clean. This would include forming an orderly line when transacting business, and helping canteen personnel in cleaning dining areas.
1.8 Students are not allowed to conduct any kind of business within the school campus unless sanctioned by the school.
1.9 Tampering with announcements, posters, signage and other documents of the school is strictly prohibited.
1.10 No one is allowed to post any announcement, poster, signage or document without the permission of the Principal.
1.11 The entire school is a non-smoking, drug-free, and violence-free zone.
2. Classroom Rules
2.1 All students should respect the cleanliness and orderliness of any classroom, area of responsibility, and part of the school campus.
2.2 No student is allowed to sit, use or stay at the teacher’s table.
2.3 No student is allowed to enter and get things inside their homeroom while classes are going on.
2.4 Students are discouraged from bringing materials that may distract them from their lessons.
2.5 The use of mobile phones, gadgets, and other electronic devices is prohibited during class hours unless permitted by the teacher.
2.6 Students shall secure a Hallway Pass when leaving the classroom during class hours.
3. Off-Campus and Other Rules
3.1 Students should be mindful of their behavior, especially in public functions and places.
3.2 Students should not engage in unlawful and immoral acts outside of the school, including posting of vulgar and scandalous statements, photos and videos online.
3.3 Students are expected to protect the name of the school at all times. Making rude and/or unnecessary comments in any form about CCNSHS, the administration, the faculty, or anything related to the school is strictly prohibited.
3.4 Unauthorized Participation in any Competitions, Trainings, and other Activities
3.4.1 Unauthorized representation of the school is strictly prohibited. This would include using the name of the school, its administration, faculty and staff in entering into transactions and agreements, organizing and participating in events/competitions, making pronouncements, and the likes without explicit permission from the Principal.
3.4.2 Participation in any competition without the permission of the school shall not be given recognition.
3.4.3 Students’ participation in any of these activities shall be deemed unexcused and shall not be given special examination.
B. ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUALITY
1. Students are expected to attend their classes promptly and regularly. In case of absence, an excuse letter duly signed by the parents or guardian and, if necessary, with supporting doctor’s certification is required upon reporting back to class. The excuse letter must be presented to the Principal, who will then issue an admission slip to be given to the Class Adviser.
2. The following are valid reasons for absence:
Excused absences shall be given at most one (1) week to comply with the quizzes and performance tasks right after reporting back to school. Student’s failure to do so would mean forfeiture of the privilege.
3. The following are not valid reasons for absence:
These absences are considered unexcused; therefore, no special examinations and task-on-hand performances shall be given. (Refer to Pages 39-40 for its disciplinary measures)
4. Official representation of students in encampments, seminars, trainings, and other activities authorized by the school shall be given special examinations in missed exams and activities. They shall be given at most one (1) week to comply right after reporting back to school. Student’s failure to do so would mean forfeiture of the privilege.
5. The bell will be rung at 6:50 A.M. to signal the formation for the flag raising ceremony held every Monday. Students must be in their respective places for the flag raising ceremony at 7:00 A.M.
6. Every Friday, the bell will be rung at 5:00 P.M. to signal the formation for the flag lowering ceremony.
7. All Class Secretaries must take note of the attendance and tardiness of students. They are required to keep a journal for this purpose to be submitted monthly to their respective Class Advisers.
8. A learner who incurs absences of more than 20% of the prescribed number of class or laboratory periods during the school year or semester should be given a failing grade and not earn credits for the learning area or subject. Furthermore, the school head may, at his/her discretion and in the individual case, exempt a learner who exceeds the 20% limit for reasons considered valid and acceptable to the school. The discretionary authority is vested in the school head, and may not be availed of by a student or granted by a faculty member without the consent of the school head. Such discretion shall not excuse the learner from the responsibility of keeping up with lessons and taking assignments. (DepEd Order No. 8, s. 2015)
C. DRESS CODE
All Students are encouraged to wear the school uniform every day. This is for proper identification while inside the school campus. This is also to observe simplicity and austerity among students.
1. Regular Uniform for Junior High School Boys:
1.1 Khaki pants and white polo shirt with school logo printed on the pocket at the left side of the uniform
1.2 White undershirt without print
1.3 Black leather shoes and white socks
2. Regular Uniform for Senior High School Boys:
2.1 Gray pants and white polo shirt with school logo embroidered above the pocket at the left side of the uniform
2.2 White undershirt without print
2.3 Black leather shoes and black socks
3. Regular Uniform for Girls:
3.1 White blouse with peacock blue jumper, skirt and bow tie following the school’s prescribed cut.
3.2 Black leather shoes and white socks
4. Regular Uniform for Senior High School Girls
4.1 White blouse with blue piping not to be inserted with necktie containing embroidered logo
4.2 Black shoes (preferably with heels) and Foot Cover or No-Show Socks.
5. Students are encouraged to wear their prescribed P.E. uniform during P.E. classes. Students, however, must immediately change to their regular uniform after the P.E. class and before entering the next period.
6. CAT-1, BSP and GSP uniforms may be worn when the student is assigned to do flag detail, or as may be required by the organization adviser.
7. Old students are encouraged to wear the regular uniform on the first day of classes. Freshmen are allowed to wear the prescribed dress code until a month after the opening of classes.
8. The following attires are prohibited in school premises:
9. The Student ID is part of the student’s complete uniform such that School identification cards should be worn at all times while inside the school premises. It must be worn properly for security and identification purposes. Lending one’s ID to another student and putting stickers on the ID are prohibited. A student who is in possession of a Dilapidated ID or has lost an ID must secure a new one from the personnel-in-charge for immediate replacement. In case of lost ID, a duly notarized Affidavit of Loss should be presented before a new ID would be issued. IDs issued upon enrolment shall be free of charge but replacements shall be charged with an amount determined by the School Administration.
10. Male students are to have a monthly haircut. Acceptable haircut shall be at least one inch above the ear and three inches above the collar line.