IFJ-P2: Colony Blended Code of Conduct
SECTION I: Instructional Programs and Services
Students taking courses through the PSSD Colony Blended Delivery system have a responsibility to behave in ways that benefit their learning and do not interfere with others’ ability to learn. Below are some expectations for student conduct.
General Expectations
Be at school on time, ready to learn when class starts.
Actively participate.
Be at school, on task, even if no classes are scheduled in that slot.
Have required materials ready.
Submit work on time.
Demonstrate respect for all other participants in the course.
Follow the expectations of the class, teacher, and school.
Use provided technology for class purposes only.
Leave personal technology at home. (earbuds, phones)
Communicate difficulties and seek help when required.
Inform the teacher of planned absences.
Be visible on camera at all times.
Respond to teacher questions.
Technology Usage
Student use of PSSD technology should be for school use only. Students must follow the divisional Acceptable Use policy. Violating the Acceptable Use policy may result in a loss of technology privileges using a three level discipline plan:
1st offence - 1 week suspension of technology privileges
2nd offence - 1 month suspension of technology privileges
3rd offence - indefinite (division contact)
Depending on the severity of the offence, or particular circumstances, PSSD reserves the right to remove technology privileges of any student at any time. **Keep in mind that losing access to technology could have a significant impact on your ability to complete your courses.
Attendance
Regular attendance is critical to success in your courses. Students should make every effort to attend on time. Teachers will record attendance for every class and report attendance problems to your principal.
Progressive Discipline Plan
Students not following the Code of Conduct may be subject to the following progressive discipline:
Student stays after school and meets with the principal.
Note home with parent signature.
Principal, parent and student meeting at school.