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2. Objectives (a) Co-curricular activities are offshoots of academic programs sponsored and/or participated in by the academic units. (b) Extra-curricular activities are activities sponsored by clubs and other interest groups. Table 6: Point System for CAT POSITION RANK POINTS Batalion Commander Lt. Colonel 15 Staff Major 12 Company Commander Captain 9 Color Officer Captain 9 Platoon Leader 1st Lieutenant 6 Asst. Platoon Leader 2nd Lieutenant 3 D. Guidelines in the Conduct of Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1. Definitions 3. A signed statement from the prospective club adviser (who should be a faculty member) that he/she is willing to assume supervision of the group. 2. A calendar of activities 1. Constitution–philosophy, objectives, governance and membership requirements Member 2 Officiating Official (Ref- 2 points for every year of pareree/Umpire for major ticipation & for every game of- games/ school sanctioned ficiated but not to exceed 10 sports activities) points Most Valuable Player (MVP) 5 Membership in these organizations is encouraged. However, only scholars in good standing can be elected as officers in any school organization. Organizations not listed above are not recognized by the school. Scholars who affiliate with unrecognized organizations shall be meted the appropriate sanctions. However, a student group seeking recognition may submit the following to the Chief of Student Services Division: Table 5: Point System for Physical Education POSITION POINTS (for every year of membership) President/Chairman 10 Vice-President 8 Secretary 6 Treasurer 6 PIO 4 Auditor 4 16. Basketball Varsity (boys and girls) 17. Volleyball Club 18. Physics Club 19. Dance Group 14. Girl’s Residence Hall Association 15. Environmetalists’ Club 12. Sports Development Council (all sports clubs) 13. Boy’s Residence Hall Association 11. Social Science Club 10. Drama Group C. Grading System 25 D. Guidelines in the Conduct of Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 66
STUDENT BEHAVIOR AND CODE OF DISCIPLINE 26 C. Student Organizations 65 III STUDENT BEHAVIOR AND CODE OF DISCIPLINE A. Expected Student Behavior These activities are supervised by the teachers/advisers/sponsors from the planning stage to the implementation of the activity. The annual extracurricular activities with the corresponding sponsors are: Scholarship is a commitment to responsibility. A scholar must be committed to excellence in academics, to self-discipline, to integrity in dealing with his fellow scholars and other members of the schools community, and to being of service to his country. It is the responsbility of the scholars to: 1. Freshmen Orientation Program (FOP) - Guidance Center 2. School Fair – Senior Batch Council 3. Paskorus (December) - Student Alliance 4. Batch Day (one day for each year level; usually held on the first Saturday following a quarterly examination period) - Batch Councils 1. Be aware of all rules and regulations for student behavior and conduct themselves accordingly. 5. Batch Recollection/RetreatBatch Councils, P-CORI, ACTS, SCA 6. Students’ Day Student Alliance 2. Attend school daily, except when excused, and be on time for all classes and other official school functions. 7. J-S PromThird Year Batch Council 8. Senior’s Farewell Concert (March) - Senior Batch Council 3. Complete satisfactorily the courses of study prescribed by the school charter and thus maintain their scholarship. 4. Respect the rights of other and be courteous to teachers, administrators, students, and all the other members of the school community as well as visitors. 5. Dress and groom themselves appropriately. 6. Assist the school staff in operating a school that is safe for all scholars and the rest of the school community. Scholars may conduct their own extra-curricular activities (such as parties and talent shows, with the approval of the school authorities. The organizers of said activities should see to it that there are teachers/advisers present to supervise the activities. Off campus activities shall require parents permits and one (1) teacher-chaperone for every 15 students. Attendance in extra-curricular activities, while not required, is encouraged. 7. Be willing to volunteer information in matters relating to the health, safety, general welfare of the schools community and the protection of school property. C. Student Organizations There are several student organizations and interest groups that may be officially recognized by the school: 8. Exercise proper care when using facilities and equipment and repair or replace such when damaged or lost during use. 1. Student Alliance 2. Student tabloids/broadsheets (Filipino and English) 9. Provide for their own school and personal needs in order not to burden other scholars. 10. Protect the good name of the school by observing proper decorum at all times and in all places, on or off campus. 3. Science Research Club 4. Mathematics Club 5. Computer and Electronics Club 6. Himig Agham (or Glee Club)/Music Club On Campus a. Wear the school uniform and ID properly from the time of entrance to the time of departure from campus. 7. Art Club 8. Religious Clubs 9. Astronomical Society/ Young Astronauts Club Philippines
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