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SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
 The National Teachers College
endeavors to maintain order in the College to promote the accomplishment of
school work and create an atmosphere conducive to learning. Consistent
with this policy, students who break school rules and regulations may be warned,
put on probation, suspended, dismissed or expelled according to the nature and
gravity of the infraction committed after thorough investigation and due process
is made.
ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS FOR DISCIPLINARY VIOLATIONS
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Warning a notice that continuation or repetition of specified
conduct may be a cause for other disciplinary actions.
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Probation exclusion from participation in privileges or extra curricular activities as set forth in the notice of probation; violation of the standard of conduct as determined after a hearing shall be reason for further disciplinary action.
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Suspension exclusion from classes, other
privileges or activities on campus, for a definite period of time. If a
student while on suspension violates terms set in the notice of suspension
or standard of conduct on campus or school- sponsored activity after the
opportunity for hearing, he shall be subject to further disciplinary
sanction.
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Dismissal termination of student status for an indefinite period of time. He may be readmitted upon approval of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees to whom he applies.
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Expulsion permanent termination of student status without possibility of readmission to any school.
*The following are the causes for the above disciplinary
administrative actions.
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Dishonesty
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Cheating
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Plagiarism
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Untruthfulness
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Forgery
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Tampering, and/or lending of school records, that is, transfer forms,
certificates, identifications, registration forms and library cards, knowingly
presenting and using such altered forms under false pretenses.
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Obstruction, disruption or prevention of teaching, administrative work,
and the exercise of other’s right to engage in their respective studies,
work, peaceful activities
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Abusive behavior or discourtesy towards College Officials, faculty
members, other college personnel and co-students
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Physical assault and/or grave threat to College officials, faculty
members, other college personnel and co-students
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Theft and robbery
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Damage to school property
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Illegal use, possession or distribution of prohibited drugs
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Unlawful possession and use of deadly weapons and explosives
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Engaging in any form of gambling within the campus
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Extortion and coercion
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Vandalism tearing or defacing library books, writing and drawing on walls and furniture, unauthorized removal of official notices,
etc..
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Open refusal to wear the prescribed uniform
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Going to school smelling of liquor and/or alcoholic beverages within
school premises
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Unauthorized use of the name of the school
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Unauthorized entry or use of college facilities
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Open refusal to accept corrective and disciplinary measures
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Violation of institution guidelines governing student organizations,
publication and assemblies
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Membership in fraternities and sororities
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