Study abroad experience: American primary and secondary school rules

American primary and secondary school rules A female student at Norcam High School in Virginia, USA, wore a T-shirt with a ga

Study abroad experience: American primary and secondary school rules

American primary and secondary school rules A female student at Norcam High School in Virginia, USA, wore a T-shirt with a gay logo on it when she went to school. As a result, the teacher immediately expelled the student from the classroom and sent her to the vice principal's office. The school suggested that the gay logo printed on the T-shirt worn by the student violated the school's dress code for students, so the student should be suspended from school.

The school rules of American primary and secondary schools require strict discipline for students, and students who violate the school rules will also be severely punished. I have also come into contact with some cases in which students and parents were punished for violating school rules because they didn't know enough about them. For example, some immigrant children from China were found carrying fruit knives to school, but they were punished for violating school rules. Some parents in China feel incredible and depressed, but school rules are school rules, and those who violate them will be punished. Another middle school student in China brought marijuana to school, and the school immediately decided to expel him. 14-year-old boy can't get over it when he gets home. He found a pistol bought by his father at home and shot himself. The parents of the child are very sad, but they can only blame themselves for not paying enough attention to and educating their children.

When children enter school for the first time, most parents hope that their children can receive a good education, read books, and increase their knowledge. Few parents regard school rules as very important, and always think that it is a school matter. When children go to school, the obligation of the school is to educate them well. At the beginning of the new semester in American primary and secondary schools, the most important thing for students to take home on the first day of school is not textbooks, nor academic performance, but school rules. Parents in this school learn to read the school rules carefully, then sign them and return them to the school. Parents should also bear certain educational responsibilities when students violate school rules at school.

There are some differences in the school rules formulated by American States and school districts, but they are basically the same, that is, students must establish the concept and habit of doing things according to the rules on the first day they step into the school gate. School rules apply not only to naughty children, but also to obedient children. Every student must abide by the school rules, which is the biggest school rule. Let's first look at the most basic school rules of a middle school in the United States.

Campus safety regulations

1. According to the school regulations, it is forbidden to bring the following items into the campus: knives, weapons, dangerous goods, tobacco, drugs, alcoholic beverages, gang symbols, and tools for taking drugs. Students are not allowed to engage in lewd behavior on campus, and students who violate the above regulations will be suspended or expelled immediately.

Second, fighting on campus, provoking fights or intimidating other students may be punished by suspension or transfer.

Attendance rules

First, students must not be absent from school for no reason. Students must arrive at school on time every day. If students can't go to school for some reason, they need a certificate signed by their parents. Students who are absent from school for no reason will be punished for violating the school rules.

Second, students are not allowed to leave school without reason. Students who leave school for any reason need a certificate signed by their parents or guardians.

Third, students who are habitually late or leave school halfway will be punished by confinement, compulsory parent-teacher meeting and suspension of classes.

Campus dress code

First of all, students should dress appropriately on campus. If a student's dress disturbs or interferes with the learning process and the school environment, then the dress is inappropriate.

Second, students who are improperly dressed will be punished for violating school rules, and the school will ask parents to control their children's clothes.

Rules for campus electronic equipment

First, it is forbidden to bring electronic devices such as electronic players, radios and laser pens into the campus.

Second, during normal school hours, students' mobile phones should be turned off, and students can only use their mobile phones on campus before and after school.

Third, if the school finds that students bring the above items to school, the school will confiscate them, and the confiscated items will only be returned to the parents or guardians of the students.

General rules of the school

First, it is forbidden to bring food and drinks into classrooms, halls, libraries and offices.

Second, students are forbidden to stay in the parking lot during class hours.

Third, students are not allowed to use other students' textbooks and other people's cabinets in the gym, nor are they allowed to use their own textbooks and cabinets.

Fourth, physical education class should wear sportswear. If he violates the rules, he will report to the principal's office or participate in the after-school education program.

Fifth, when you enter the classroom or office, you must take off your hat.

Sixth, improper use of the Internet on campus and violation of school rules will be punished.

The school's punishment for students who violate the school rules can be divided into: no class in the classroom, suspension, suspension and expulsion. It is the lightest punishment to forbid students to attend classes in the classroom. If a student intentionally interferes with the teacher's teaching, the teacher has the right to prohibit the student from attending classes in the classroom. Students who are punished should be punished somewhere in the school and cannot leave the school. The punishment time is generally 90 minutes at most. If the students' behavior is too bad, they should consider suspending their studies.

If a student seriously interferes with the teacher's teaching, violates the school rules or puts himself, other students and the school's finances in danger, the student will be suspended. Suspension means that students can come to school, but they can't have classes in the classroom. In general, the suspension time cannot exceed 10 days.

For students who seriously violate the school rules, if their behavior seriously affects the normal order and teaching of the school, the school will suspend their studies. Suspension from school will prohibit students from entering the campus or participating in activities organized by the school. Under normal circumstances, the suspension time cannot exceed 10 days.

The school punishes students with the heaviest expulsion. The main factors that constitute expulsion from school are carrying guns or other deadly weapons into the campus or participating in school activities; Crime of using guns or other deadly weapons outside school; Selling or trying to sell drugs on or off campus. Generally speaking, the longest time for a school to expel students is one academic year.

What kind of power do students have if they are punished by any of the above four kinds of punishment? In principle, if a student is punished, the school shall notify the parents or guardians of the student within 24 hours, and inform them of the reasons and methods of punishment.

When a student is forbidden to attend class, the student must be taken to another room in the school, and the teacher must report to the principal immediately. A student has no right to meet the principal about being banned from class, unless the student is punished for being banned from class six times in a school year or twice in a week. Parents of students can communicate directly with the principal about the punishment of children being banned from class.

When a student is suspended or suspended from school, the student has the right to meet with the principal before the punishment is imposed. When students meet with the principal, the principal must inform the students of the reasons for dropping out of school and give them the opportunity to explain the relevant situation.

If the school expels students, it must hold an expulsion hearing. Expelling students is the most severe punishment for students, so students and parents also have the right to safeguard their rights and interests. If the school decides to expel a student, the school shall notify the parents or guardians of the student in writing five days before the expulsion hearing. The notice must clearly state the specific reasons why the school plans to expel students and the school should also provide local information about legal aid. Of course, in an emergency, schools do not have to abide by the above regulations. /kloc-students under the age of 0/6 are expelled from the school, and the school should provide students with alternative education programs.

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