S tuden t Handbook - CAR Campus, Baguio City - Philippine ...

a. Be prompt in going to the auditorium or gymnasium for programs
and other affairs.
b. Occupy assigned seats as quietly as possible.
c. Sit up straight in a relaxed manner without slouching or putting up
your feet on the seat in front of you.
d. Observe the rule of No Eating and Drinking unless permitted.
Extra-curricular activities are those which are not related to the school’s
academic program but are important for the development of the scholar’s
interest, talents, leadership and other special abilities.
B. Extra-Curricular Activities
In the Auditorium and Gymnassium
Regular classes during these special weeks may be selectively suspended
by the Director to enable the scholars to participate in the activities in which
their attendance is required.
No other major student activity shall be allowed unless previously approved
in the planning of the yearly program of activities.
a. Observe silence along the corridors and stairways.
b. Avoid loitering along the corridors during class hours and in between
periods.
c. Keep the corridors clean.
d. Avoid shouting and talking loudly.
e. Refrain from playing and running around.
f. Avoid obstructing or blocking the corridors and lobby.
g. Use the chairs and tables properly.
3. Science/ Math/ Computer Science and Technology Fair (February)
2. Intramurals–The PEHM unit
1. Foundation WeekSocial Science/ Filipino/ English/ Art/ PEHM-CAT
units Week (September)
Along the Corridors and the Front/Back Lobby
The various academic units sponsor co-curricular activities wherein scholars
are required to participate. These need prior endorsement from the
CISD. These activities include:
A. Co-Curricular Activities
a. Stand up to show respect towards the teacher when he/she enters and
leaves the classroom.
b. Refrain from leaving the classroom during class hours.
c. Ask permission from the teacher before leaving the classroom.
d. Avoid loitering along the corridors and making unnecessary noise
during class hours and in-between periods.
e. Refrain from bringing comic books, magazines, toys and other materials
that are not needed for academic studies.
f. Use the chairs and tables properly.
In the Classroom
b. Greet or acknowledge school authorities, teachers and personnel as
well as guests and fellow students.
c. Dispose trash in the garbage cans. Take the initiative to pick up litter
and dispose them properly.
d. Bring your things wherever you go. Bags and other school things must
not be left unattended.
While its emphasis is on academic excellence, the school realizes that the
scholars overall development must be its ultimate concern. Thus, it encourages
the scholar to engage in as many and as varied co-curricular and
extra-curricular activities as time, interests, and abilities would allow him.
However, the scholar must keep in mind that academics must always take
priority over extra-curricular activities.
The Student Services Division (SSD) coordinates and monitors all extracurricular
activities. One week before the activity, the application to hold
student activities must be filed with the SSD Office for permits and the
necessary arrangements regarding the use of school facilities.
The sponsoring group must see to it that the proposed activities are in
consonance with school policies and student welfare.
The Director approves in-school and out-of-school activities endorsed
by the Chiefs of Curriculum and Instruction Services Division and the Student
Services Division.
VII CO-CURRICULAR AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
A. Expected Student Behavior 27
CO-CURRICULAR AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 64