This document outlines the policies and procedures for San Isidro National High School in handling student discipline cases. It discusses the authority of school officials to impose disciplinary measures according to relevant laws. It also establishes several committees to handle grave offenses and protect children, such as the School Discipline Committee and Child Protection Committee. A number of prefects of discipline are designated by year level to investigate cases. The document categorizes offenses and corresponding sanctions, ranging from oral warnings to expulsion. It also discusses the child protection policy and anti-bullying act, including prohibited acts and procedures for handling abuse cases and bullying incidents.
This document outlines the policies and procedures for San Isidro National High School in handling student discipline cases. It discusses the authority of school officials to impose disciplinary measures according to relevant laws. It also establishes several committees to handle grave offenses and protect children, such as the School Discipline Committee and Child Protection Committee. A number of prefects of discipline are designated by year level to investigate cases. The document categorizes offenses and corresponding sanctions, ranging from oral warnings to expulsion. It also discusses the child protection policy and anti-bullying act, including prohibited acts and procedures for handling abuse cases and bullying incidents.
This document outlines the policies and procedures for San Isidro National High School in handling student discipline cases. It discusses the authority of school officials to impose disciplinary measures according to relevant laws. It also establishes several committees to handle grave offenses and protect children, such as the School Discipline Committee and Child Protection Committee. A number of prefects of discipline are designated by year level to investigate cases. The document categorizes offenses and corresponding sanctions, ranging from oral warnings to expulsion. It also discusses the child protection policy and anti-bullying act, including prohibited acts and procedures for handling abuse cases and bullying incidents.
This document outlines the policies and procedures for San Isidro National High School in handling student discipline cases. It discusses the authority of school officials to impose disciplinary measures according to relevant laws. It also establishes several committees to handle grave offenses and protect children, such as the School Discipline Committee and Child Protection Committee. A number of prefects of discipline are designated by year level to investigate cases. The document categorizes offenses and corresponding sanctions, ranging from oral warnings to expulsion. It also discusses the child protection policy and anti-bullying act, including prohibited acts and procedures for handling abuse cases and bullying incidents.
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San Isidro National High School
Policies & Procedures in
Handling Cases School Policy
RATIONALE Republic Act 9155, Section 6.2, no.2, Rule VI The School Head shall have authority, accountability and responsibility for creating an environment within the school that is conducive to teaching and learning. Thus, school officials and teachers shall have the right to impose appropriate and reasonable disciplinary measures in case of minor offense or infractions of good discipline. School Policy
RATIONALE Republic Act 9155, Section 6.2, no.10, Rule VI The School Head shall have authority, accountability and responsibility in establishing school and community networks and encouraging the active participation of teacher organizations, non- academic personnel of public schools, and parents- teachers-community associations. Review on the School Policy
Creation of School Discipline Committee
There shall be a committee, which will handle grave/major offenses as stated in the 2000 DECS Service Manual. They shall be composed of chair, co- chair and member. The school principal shall designate school disciplinary officer per curriculum year level. The co-prefect of discipline within the year level will investigate cases listed on the offenses punishable by suspension or expulsion depending on the seriousness of the offenses. Review on the School Policy
Prefect of Discipline MR. RICKY F. MONTON - Officer-in-Charge MR. ANDY REYES - Grade 7 MR. JEFFERSON GERALDEZ - Grade 8 MR. VAL MURILLO - Grade 9 MR. MARK JAY FRANCISCO - Grade 10 MR. DANTE ESPAÑOL - Senior HS DepEd Order No.40, s. 2012
Child Protection Policy
Review on the School Policy Child Protection Committee (CPC) Chairperson : Mr. Nixon C. Maximo Principal Vice Chairperson : Mrs. Rhodora R. Tendilla Guidance Counselor Representatives Faculty : Mrs. Rosalina A. Lawis GPTA : Mr. Romie Lactason SSG : Mr. John Paul Tabud BCPC : Brgy. San Isidro Brgy. San Luis School Policy
2000 DECS Service Manual
The School Rules &
Regulations School Policy Categories of Offenses to the School Rules & Regulations Oral Warning & Written Reprimand The violator shall be reminded on his/her misbehavior and shall sign on the behavior contract together with his/her parent/guardian. The case should be recorded in the confidential log book (Guidance Notebook). Kategorya 2 1 Review on the School Policy Categories of Offenses to the School Rules & Regulations Kategorya 2 1
Unang paglabag – pagpapatawag sa magulang
at pagpasok sa Interbensyon o programang paggabay
Ikalawang paglabag – suspensyon
Kategorya 3 1 Kategorya 3 1 Review on the School Policy Categories of Offenses to the School Rules & Regulations Suspension The violator may be suspended for a fixed period. It will recorded in the student’s anecdotal record.
(Section 1, Chapter III, Part IV DECS Service Manual)
A suspension from school not to exceed three (3) days may be authorized by the principal without the approval of the Division Superintendent. However, parents must be informed for any misconduct on the part of their children for which disciplinary action is necessary. Kategorya 4 1
Unang Paglabag - Nai-sasangguni na sa kinauukulan
(Barangay, CSWD, DEpEd Office o Pulisya) School Policy Categories of Offenses to the School Rules & Regulations
Expulsion The violator shall be banned on enrolment. His/her right to avail free public education shall be terminated. School Policy Categories of Offenses to the School Rules & Regulations Probationary The violator shall be required to undergo therapy. a. School Therapy – shall be given tasks that aim to develop his/her sense of responsibility, moral character and personal discipline under the supervision of guidance counselor, school discipline officer and class adviser. b. Home Therapy – shall be given to students who needs parental guidance. He/she shall be given tasks that aim to develop his/her intra personal skills under the supervision of guidance counselor, school discipline officer, class adviser and parents/guardians. School Policy Categories of Offenses to the School Rules & Regulations Category 1st offense 2nd offense 3rd offense 4th offense Refer to the Refer to the Refer to the Refer to the Minor class adviser School Guidance Principal Offense/ Discipline Counselor Sanction Officer Oral Oral & Written Probationary Suspension Reprimand reprimand Grave Refer to the Refer to the Refer to the Refer to the Offense School Guidance Principal School Discipline Counselor Grievances & Officer Complaints Child Protection Policy DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012 to ensure that schools are a safe place for the education of children Child Protection Policy DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012 to promote a zero-tolerance policy for any act of child abuse, exploitation, violence, discrimination, bullying and other related offenses Child Protection Policy DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012 the best interest of the child shall be the paramount consideration in all decisions and actions involving children. Child Protection Policy PROHIBITED ACTS Child abuse Discrimination against children Child exploitation Violence against children in school Corporal Punishment Any similar acts Bullying or peer abuse Child Protection Policy Violence against children committed in school physical abuse psychological /verbal abuse sexual abuse corporal punishment other acts of violence Child Protection Policy Corporal Punishment refers to a kind of punishment or penalty imposed for an alleged or actual offense, which is carried out or inflicted, for the purpose of discipline, training or control, by a teacher, school administrator, an adult, or any other children who has been given or has assumed authority or responsibility for punishment or discipline. Child Protection Policy Dealing with suspected cases of abuse - Report the incident to the Head of the School. Child Protection Policy PROCEDURE IN HANDLING CHILD ABUSE School Personnel as offender Report to the Disciplinary Authority SDS – Non-teaching staff Regional Director – Teaching staff Child Protection Policy PROCEDURE IN HANDLING CHILD ABUSE Parent, Relatives etc. as offender Report to the Disciplinary Authority DSWD Barangay/BCPC PNP/ Women’s Desk Child Protection Policy Republic Act 10627 or Anti-Bullying Act Anti- Bullying Act of 2013 R.A. No. 10627 Bullying (elements) severe or repeated physical, written, verbal, or electronic student vs student Child Protection Policy PROTECTIVE AND REMEDIAL MEASURES TO ADDRESS BULLYING AND OTHER ACTS OF ABUSE
All bullying incidents shall
be reported to the School Head. Child Protection Policy PROTECTIVE AND REMEDIAL MEASURES TO ADDRESS BULLYING
The student shall be referred to the
CPC for counseling and other interventions. Child Protection Policy PROTECTIVE AND REMEDIAL MEASURES TO ADDRESS BULLYING The school may impose Non-punitive Measures in accordance with the principles of Positive and Non-Violent Discipline Child Protection Policy PROTECTIVE AND REMEDIAL MEASURES TO ADDRESS BULLYING
