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procedures established by the instructor/ subject teacher.
2. To wear decent and appropriate attire during the virtual sessions.
3. To practice good grooming and hygiene.
4. To be time conscious: be present, be on time and be participative in
the online classes.
5. To be courteous and respectful to all, especially to the instructor or
administrative officials or staff.
6. To behave properly by not smoking, drinking liquor and eating
during the online instruction.
7. To be careful that his/her written and oral communications must
be free of vulgar and offensive language.
8. To study, read and comply with the assignments and requirements,
and to take care, in general, of one`s academic responsibilities.
9. To always show proper disposition when attending online sessions. Do not sleep and do not just leave
immediately when the session is not yet over. Do not answer when
not recognized. Wait for your turn. Be courteous and show respect. THE FOLLOWING BEHAVIORS WILL RESULT TO DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS:
1, Sending/posting confidential materials and /or offensive/ indecent materials.
2. Stealing, using and disclosing someone else`s code or password without authorization.
3. Copying or downloading software and electronic files without permission.
4. Sending/ posting discriminatory, harassing, insulting, rude or threatening messages or images which are acts of cyberbullying.
5. Unmuting himself/ herself when his/her instructor/ subject teacher has placed him/ her on mute.
6. Participating in the viewing or exchange of pornographic/ obscene materials.
7. Sending/ posting messages that slander other students or cyberbullying.
8. Sending anonymous e-mail messages.
9. Disturbing the virtual learning environment.
10. Recording any instruction session and transmitting it.
11. Recording his/her instructor and his/her classmates.
12. Participation in cyberbullying and harassment.
13. Cheating and plagiarism.
14. Being under the influence of drugs/ alcohol while attending online
instruction.
15. Insubordination or refusal to perform duties/
obligations/responsibilities assigned.
16. Engaging in malicious gossip or remarks concerning anyone
involved with the online instruction.
17. Unauthorized disclosure of confidential information.
18. Sharing other`s personal information or any embarrassing
information to others.
19. Repeated sending of messages that include threats of harm and
engaging in online activities that cause fear and intimidation on
the victim`s safety.
20. Breaking into an e-mail, social network or any electronic account
and using other`s virtual identity to send, upload or distribute an
embarrassing. slanderous materials to others.
21. Posting or sending offensive photos of another or other person`s,
whether these are digitally altered or not, also with other forms of
immoral, unethical or grossly improper conduct with or without
consent, with the intention to humiliate and embarrass the owner. EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF RULES AND REGULATIONS ARE NECESSARY FOR THE SAFETY, FAIRNESS AND QUALITY OF EDUCATION OF ALL ONLINE STUDENTS. THE FOLLOWING DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS RELATED TO VIOLATIONS OF STUDENT CODE OF ONLINE INSTRUCTION CONDUCT WILL BE FOLLOWED:

1. FIRST OFFENSE: Verbal Warning. In instances of student misconduct, students are given a verbal warning by any of the following authorities: Instructor/ subject teacher, Guidance Counselor and POS depending on the situation. A narrative report with signature is written by the person who conducted the verbal warning for office file.
2. SECOND OFFENSE: Referral to the Guidance Counselor. Int he instance of second offense, whether the incident is the same or different from the original behavior of concern, a counselling session will be mandated as the next remedy utilized by the Guidance Counselor. The counselling sessions will be documented. The student`s conduct will be closely monitored by the instructor and other supervising personnel.
3. THIRD OFFENSE: Issuance of a memo to a student or students concerned and signing of contract of agreement. The POS will call the involved student/s to discuss the problem and a contract of agreement and a written promissory letter will be signed for office file. Parents will be called/ informed if the student is under 18 years old.
4. FOURTH OFFENSE: Signing of Disciplinary Contract. The POS will call the involved student/s to discuss the problem and will sign the disciplinary contract. Parents will be called/ informed.
5. FIFTH OFFENSE: Signing of Disciplinary Contract for the Major Offense. The parents will be called or informed.
6. The formative sanctions shall be imposed by the Disciplinary Committee. In the case of grave offenses such as cyberbullying, cyber sexual harassment and/ or threatening someone`s life, and other similar cases deliberated by the Disciplinary Committee, the sanction/s may not necessarily follow the number of offenses. APPROPRIATE/ INAPPROPRIATE ATTIRE & APPEARANCE DURING UNIFORM & NON- UNIFORM DAYS ( FACE- TO - FACE CLASSES )

APPROPRIATE ATTIRE DURING UNIFORM DAYS( Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday )

For Men:
-Sky Blue Polo ( half open with slit at both sides & San Isidro College is embroidered on the left side of the polo )
- Plain White under shirt/ sando
- Black Slacks
- Black Shoes with Black Socks
- P.E. uniform for PE classes with sppropriate shoes
- Classic Hair cut and hair with natural color
- school ID

For Women:
-Sky Blue Blouse ( half open with slit at both sides & San Isidro College is embroidered on the left side of the blouse )
- Midnight Blue slacks with side pockets
- Midnight Blue skirt not more than 1.5 inch above the knee
- Black closed shoes with 1- 2 inches heel
- PE uniform for PE classes with appropriate shoes
- hair with natural color
- School ID