CONDUCT/CITIZENSHIP GRADES
Maria Regina School (MRS) staff strives to reward and motivate positive, appropriate behavior in students; thereby, seeking to eliminate inappropriate behavior as much as possible. Good citizenship and appropriate behavior is expected of all students. MRS students must conduct themselves according to the expectations set forth in this Parent Student handbook. Conduct that materially disrupts class work or extracurricular activities or that involves substantial disorder will not be tolerated. Inappropriate conduct or behavior unbecoming a student in a Catholic school will result in a lower or poor conduct grade. A student's homeroom teacher assigns a conduct grade as a reflection of a student's compliance with class and school rules as well as demonstration of moral choices, acceptable behavior and good citizenship. Students' conduct grades, behavior and work habits are included on the midterm progress reports and trimester report cards as well as the students' cumulative (permanent) records.
Students, whether in person or online, are responsible for conducting themselves in a manner that contributes to a positive school environment. For this reason, Maria Regina School recognizes 1-2 students per class with the SLE (Schoolwide Learning Expectations) Student of the Month award. Accordingly, the monthly awards are given to students who have best demonstrated how to live out the SLEs through outstanding Christian citizenship, responsibly social and personal behavior, as well as academic excellence and effort during the previous month.
