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committees. These include the Decorum
Committee, which establishes
standards of dress and decorum;
the Discipline Committee, which
investigates major violations of
School rules, determines guilt where
guilt can be found, counsels offenders
and recommends appropriate
penalities to the Headmaster; the
Honor Committee, which has as its
function the preservation of the St.
Andrew's Honor Code; the Social
Activities Committee, which is responsible
for supervising the Student
Center and planning and
implementing weekend activities;
the Student Life Committee, which
reviews School policies and expectations
concerning the daily routine
of student life; the Athletic Committee,
which reviews athletic policy
and discusses matters pertaining to
our athletic program; the Residential
Council, which monitors the
quality of life in the dormitories;
the Vestry, which is concerned
with the welfare of the School's
religious life and consults with the
clergy on such matters as student
planning of services and their participation
in conducting them, the
allocation of weekly offerings to
charitable causes and the relation of
School life to chapel worship.
In addition to these joint student/
faculty committees, the School calls
upon the VI Form to help supervise
the Job Program, corridors, the library
and dining room tables in the absence
of faculty at family-style meals.
Thus, students at St. Andrew's
have extensive opportunities to express
their views about all aspects
of School life and to participate in
both planning and supervising School
affairs. These opportunities and responsibilities
call for good judgment,
fairness, courtesy, conscientiousness,
tact, willingness to use the
procedures established for changing
rules and, above all, intelligent,
concerned and mature leadership.
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