PSS First Day Orientation

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VISION

The vision of Princeton Science School isto be a topnotch educational institution in the

country by producing dynamic and high caliber

graduates. Through advanced and word-class

pedagogical strategies, the school is gearing upto be the premier provider of unparalleled

academic competence in Math and Science. As

an English-oriented school, it envisions learners

and leaders par ecellence who can outclass therigors in the global arena for seamless service to

humanity and !od Almighty.



MISSION

Princeton Science School aims toprivide the highest level of educatin

focusing on the importance of English and

Math as a tool in preparing young minds incon"uering tough challenges in the future.

#t also aspires to imbue in the students the

values of integrity, humility, and sacrifice

for them to grow as socially responsible

members of society.



House Rules

"Do's"



• Speak English at all times

• Come to school earlierbefore time

• Maintain the cleanliness

of the room• Respect yourself andothers especially yourteachers.

• ut e!erything in order

• "e kind and responsible



• Say please and #hankyou

• Raise your hand beforespeaking

• $ait for you to berecogni%ed before you

speak • "ring your o&n material.

No borro&ing

• 'o to the restroom one byone

• $ear your I( al&ays



House Rules

"Dont's"



• (o not be absent. If sick)pro!ide a letter from your

parents &ith medicalcertificate

• "ullying is not allo&ed

• (o not cheat• (on*t shout

• (on*t eat or drink inside

the classroom• (on*t roam



• (o not bring gadgets toschool

• (+ &ithin the campus isstrongly discouraged

• (o not trespass

• No running along thecorridor

• Vandalism is prohibited

• No littering• (o not touch the +C and

the remote



Codeof Conduct



+. On Campus

(iscipline



1. PSS campus is an English SpeakingZone. You must speak in English

inside PSS premises.. You must e!hiit respect# courtes$#and politeness to all teaching staff#non%teaching staff# &isitors# and

school officials an$here in thecampus. e.g.

% greeting teachers# staff# &isitors# andschool officials% offering help and gi&ing a$ toteachers# staff# &isitors# and schoolofficials



(. You must sho respect toother students in all le&els.)ull$ing# coercing# name%calling# fighting# e!cessi&eteasing# and an$ forms of

eha&ior*action hichdemean an indi&idual or causedispleasure and anno$ance are

asolutel$ prohiited



+. You must form a line properl$ and,uieetl$ during flag ceremon$.

Respect for the Philippine flag must e oser&ed. -fter the ceremon$# $oumust go ack to $our respecti&eclassrooms orderl$ and ,uietl$.

Pushing# running# pla$ing and chattingare prohiited during flag ceremoniesand other school assemlies andacti&ities.

. You are not alloed to sta$ in thefacult$ rooms or administrati&e officesunless prior permission is gi&en to$ou.



/. 0oitering# running# pla$ing# andmaking unnecessar$ noise along

corridors hile classes are ongoingare strictl$ prohiited. You must godirectl$ at home after classesunless $ou ha&e other officialschool acti&ities to attend to.

. You must oser&e cleanliness andorderliness at all times. You must

pick up the clutter that $ou seeinside the campus. 0ittering isstrictl$ prohiited.



2. You must ear the

complete and appropriateattire hile inside the school premises. Sunglasses# roller

shoes# and otherunnecessar$ accessories arestrictl$ prohiited and

su3ect to confiscation.



4. You must e!ude the &alues of a truePrincetonian oth inside and outside thecampus. 5he school ma$ e!ercise disciplinar$

action to its students on the folloing instaces6% misconduct or &iolation of school policiesincurred in school % sponsored acti&itiesoutside the campus

% miseha&ior done outside the school premises that 3eopardi7es the student's statusand put him in contro&ers$ or an$ indiscretionthat maligns the good name of the school

% in3udicious use of the internet 8logs#faceook# titter# emails9 that ad&ersel$ affectthe reputation of the school



1:. ;ellular phones# iPod#

talets# and other gadgetsare not alloed inside thecampus on school da$sunless prior permission isgranted.



".

On Classroom

"eha!ior



1. You must oser&e cleanliness andorderliness inside the classroom atall times.

a. <loors# shel&es# oards# and otherfi!tures must e kept clean.

. -rmchairs# tales# ooks# and

other materials must e ell%arranged.

c. -ir conditioners# electric fans#and other electrical appliances must

e turned off hen not in use.



. You must e!ude respect and courtes$inside the classroom.

a. Stand at attention and greet theteachers# school staff# officials# and&isitors hen the$ enter the classroom.

. You must listen to the teacher hile

he is speaking. You must not chat normust $ou do some unnecessar$ things.

c. You must listen to $our classmatesho are ansering# participating# or

reciting in class. 0aughing atsomeone's mistake# taunting# andname%calling ill not e tolerated.



d. Silence must e oser&ed efore theclass starts and in eteen classes. =f theteacher is late or is not around# the class

president has to o&ersee the class andreport an$ issues to the coordinator or principal.

e. Properties elonging to $our teachers

and classmates must e respected. Respectto pri&ac$ must e oser&ed.(. You must not rite# tamper# mutilate# or

&andali7e the classroom and all properties

inside it. You ill e oligated to pa$#repair# or replace an$ properties that $ouha&e roken or damaged intentionall$ orunintentionall$.



+. )efore lea&ing the

classroom# $ou must ask permission from $oursu3ect teacher.

>therise# the teacherma$ mark $ou as asentor cutting classes.



><<E?SES



@inor >ffense



1. ?on % compliance ith the policieson good grooming

. ?on%oser&ance of dress code and =.D.

(.=nfraction on punctualit$ andattendance

+. ?oise and disorderliness in theclassroom# laorator$# lirar$# -AR#cafeteria# conference room# facult$rooms# administrati&e offices# andcorriders

. ?on% attendance# non%participation#and improper decorum during studentacti&ities and assemlies

/.0oitering



. 0ittering and non%oser&ance ofcleanliness and orderliness

2. 0ea&ing the class ithout permission4. Entering off%limit areas like

facult$ rooms and administrati&eoffices

1:. )ringing cellular phones andother gadgets not re,uired $ the

teacher



@a3or >ffense



1. All forms of cheating and academicdishonesty

2. Vandalism (damaging schoolproperties and facilities)

3. Intentional speaking in Tagalog4. ighting or inflicting any physical

in!"ries to other st"dents#. All forms of gam$ling%. &"llying' mocking' namecalling'

offensie teasing

*. +moking and drinking,. -ossession of prohi$ited dr"gs'

cigarettes' li"ors' deadly /eapons'and pornographic materials



0. ganiing or $eing a mem$er offraternitiessororities

1. 5aing11. 6ntering the camp"s "nder the

inf"ence of li"or or prohi$iteddr"gs

12. Theft13. -"$lic display of affection s"ch as

intimate kissing' necking andpetting

14. Any acts of lasciio"sness'indecency' and o$scenity incl"dingdo/nloading and ie/ing indescentand o$scene pict"res or ideosfrom the internet



1#. Any acts done inside or o"tsidethe camp"s or internet /hich maymalign the good name and

rep"tation of the school1%. Assa"lt' threats' and disrespectf"l

$ehaiors to teachers' staff'officials' and isitors

1*. 7"tting classes and malingering1,. alsification of signat"re of

parents' g"ardians' teachers' andother school officials

10. orgery falscification of anyschool marks' doc"ments andrecords



2. 8isrespect to the priacys"ch as entering therestroom of the opposite se9'and opening of $ags or$elingings of others.

21. :se of fo"l lang"ages.

22. 69tortion23. 5a$it"al and repeated

inc"rrence of minor offenses



S-?;5=>?S



1. n ;I<= ffenseirst ffense>

Ver$al ?arning reprimand+econd ffense>

?ritten reprimandThird ffense>

7onference /ith parents+"cceeding ffenses>

+"spension of 1 # days



1. n ;A@= ffenseirst ffense>

7onference /ith parents+econd ffense>

+"spension of 1 2 daysThird ffense>

+"spension of 3 4 days+"cceeding ffenses>

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