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PASIG CATHOLIC COLLEGE FOR Q1 SCHOOL YEAR 2013-2014 Institutional Discipline Program for Students
Philosophy on Discipline (Pasig Catholic College - Manual for Students)
A Report by the Student Affairs Offices of the Right discipline is based on self-respect, the acceptance of legitimate
Grade School, General High School, Business High School, authority, and on respecting the rights of others. Pasig Catholic College’s
and College Departments and the discipline program aims to cultivate the values of an ideal PCCian:
Office of the VP for Academics and Research Christian Discipleship, Respect for Human Dignity, Preferential Option for
the Poor, Excellence, Responsible Stewardship and Commitment to the
Building of the Local Church. It is anchored on the belief that the right
INTRODUCTION discipline fosters understanding, cooperation and unity which in turn
enhance the achievement of self-restraint and self-realization.
Discipline is a way of life. It is vital in shaping one’s personality.
It is not only vital but necessary for any civilized society and whenever The Discipline Program aims to establish discipline as an essential
anything happens, which defies or interrupts the usual in discipline, it component of the academic mission of the institution. Through the
becomes a calamity, and similarly life without discipline can become program, administrators, faculty, parents and students are provided with
chaotic. assistance in the resolution of discipline related concerns in a less
threatening manner. The delivery of the discipline program is
The term ‘discipline’ means any training intended to develop systematic and pro-active in order to provide a healthy and hazard free
moral character or produce a particular pattern of behavior accepted by school community where the good name of every student, faculty
afferent institutions and society. member and the entire institution is upheld.
Self-discipline is directly related to the concept of freedom and Minor and major infractions are specified in the Manual for
motivation. If a child is motivated and given the freedom to choose, students. Likewise, their corresponding sanctions are also indicated in
discipline becomes a natural way of life. the manual to serve as guide for the students and their teachers.
Parents are also requested to read the manual for their guidance. In
In modern times, discipline is misunderstood and misinterpreted addition, a return slip attached to the manual is requested to be
by some students as rigid and fixed set of rules enforced by others and accomplished and signed by the parents to indicate their awareness of
the policies of the school concerning their children and their commitment
to be followed without any questions being asked. They feel it is to observing these school policies.
invasion of their freedom and rights.
Table 1
In schools, discipline can be exercised through the medium of Profile of Students of the
morning assembly, time table, wearing the prescribed uniform, one’s look Grade School Department According to Population
and grooming, behavior during breaks, various activities and
competitions whether inside or outside the school premises.
% Against Total
Level Number
Population
When one learns to conform to a particular set of rules he or she ECE 211 8.25
understands the importance and need to follow a particular pattern in life Grade 1 305 11.93
and how deviating away from them can make life difficult and confusing, Grade 2 352 13.77
All successful people understand the importance of discipline in their lives Grade 3 373 14.59
and enjoy the fruits of success. Grade 4 410 16.03
Grade 5 451 17.64
An undisciplined person is prone to temptations and can easily Grade 6 455 17.79
fall prey to a lifestyle which could lead to his failure and doom. Discipline, Total 2557 100
is inevitable as it gives direction to live life in a harmonious, and orderly %** Against the total population of the GS Department (N=2,557)
way.
The total population of the Grade School Department is 2,557.
The largest number of pupils belongs to the Grade six (6) level with 455.
This accounts for 17.79% of the entire population. Grade five (5) students came in second with 451 (17.64%). Grade four (4) students
account for 16.03% with 410 pupils and grade three (3) students with
373 students (14.59%). Grade two (2) students account to 13.77% of
the GS population while for the grade one (1) pupils, 11.93%. ECE Table 3
pupils totaled to 211 (8.25%). There are 1,384 girls in the GS Profile of Students of the College Department
department and the boys are 1,209. According to Program and Population
Offenses Grade Grade Grade Grade Total %** The above table illustrates the offenses committed by pupils from
3 4 5 6 grade three (3) to grade six (6) from June to September 11, 2013 as
Long hair 15 25 24 18 82 3.21 reported by the Grade Level Team Leader. The report is forwarded to the
Incomplete 75 2.93 Office of the Prefect of Students for filing. Part of the school uniform
22 20 17 16 included the prescribed haircut sported by the GS pupils. It has been noted
uniform
Wrong haircut 1 0 0 0 1 0.04 that eighty-two (82) pupils were found to have long hair. This accounts for
Bringing of 1 0.04 3.21% of the entire GS population. The largest number of offending pupils
0 0 1 0 was from the grade four (4) level with twenty-five (25). Seventy-five (25)
digital camera
Bringing of 1 0.04 pupils were reprimanded for wearing incomplete uniform. This accounts for
0 0 1 0
2.93% of the total population. One (1) pupil was reprimanded for Interventions:
sporting the wrong haircut. A female pupil was warned for bringing a It is the responsibility of the class advisers, as part of the
digital camera and another girl for bringing a cellular phone. One (1) preventive services of the Grade School Department to constantly remind
pupil was also cited for tardiness. pupils of the rules and regulations of the department and the importance
and reasons why these rules should be followed. This is done in order to
The above mentioned offenses were considered minor in nature develop in the pupils the habit of observing and adhering to regulations.
and have been settled on the level of the class advisers. Pupils are
strictly monitored by their respective class advisers and are reminded of Close monitoring of pupils are conducted daily especially during
the proper uniform and the prescribed haircut for boys. They were their break times and during dismissal by the Prefect of Discipline, Grade
constantly lectured on the importance of following the rules and Level Team Leaders, Guidance Counselors, floating teachers and their
regulations of the school. In addition, they were reminded of the reasons respective class advisers. Pupils who go to the restrooms are also
why these rules are in place. The class advisers also seek the attention monitored to ensure no untoward incident happens. Likewise, release of
of their respective parents and informed them of their children’s offenses. pupils during dismissal is done in a timely and orderly manner for safety
Likewise, they were also informed of school policies and regulations. and security purposes. Class advisers even accompany their pupils to
the gate to encourage pupils not to linger aimlessly around the campus.
Since the infractions committed by the students are minor in A specific area is designated for pupils who are not fetched on time. The
nature and none were recorded to be habitual offending pupils, no major department has also set a curfew time for pupils. Those in grades 1, 2 &
infractions have been elevated to the level of the Grade Level Team 3 are allowed in the campus until 3:00 PM while grades 4, 5 & 6 pupils
Leaders or to the Prefect of Students. may stay until 4:00PM. Curfew time is strictly implemented by the
department.
For major offenses and series of minor offenses, students are General Business
Status Total %**
issued the Violation Report (VR). This is also signed by their respective High School High School
parents/guardians. The Prefects of Students keep these on record. Signed Resolution 19 0 19 1.60
There are instances when students are requested to render community
Success Story 9 1 10 0.84
services either in classrooms or other offices. The numbers of hours of
community services depend on the degree of offenses. w/ Disciplinary Probation 17 1 18 1.51
w/ Strong Contract 6 0 6 0.50
Failing mark in Conduct for the quarter may also be given. This
is done when there has been no change in the behavior of the student w/ Agreement 0 0 0 0.00
after all possible efforts were exhausted to help him/her. The school w/ Very Strong Contract 0 0 0 0.00
may opt to suspend the student either from classes only or from the
**Against Total Population of Female Students N=2331
school or in activities in or off-campus.
11. Male students with Active files totaled to fifty (56) with College Department
forty-nine (49) coming from GHS and seven (7) from BHS. 1. A total of 216 various offenses were reported to have
been committed by the college students.
12. For the male students, four (4) are considered as Success
Stories and have not committed any major offense for the 1 st quarter of 2. From these 216 cases, 114 were committed by first year
the current school year. college students. Second year college students have registered a total of
40 committed offenses while third year college students have a record of
13. Summary of Infractions Per Grade/Year Level 37 offenses. Fourth Year College students totaled to 22 and 3 were from
fifth year students.