School Policies and Code of Conduct

Iroquois Jr PS Policies and Code of Conduct

At Iroquois Junior Public School, we are committed to developing students, in partnership with the community who are confident, capable learners, who show respect for themselves, others and the world around them. Here’s what represents us best:

Inclusiveness

Respect and responsibility

Optimism

Quality Education

Unity

Open-mindedness Interactive learning

Safe and supportive classrooms

Iroquois JPS - Code of Conduct 

Expectations of Staff

Treat all with respect, fairness, and equity through a culturally responsible lens.

  • Be a positive role model.
  • Provide a safe and secure environment.
  • Ensure programs reflect the Ontario curriculum, Board policies and Ministry initiatives.
  • Maintain proper order in the school and yard.
  • Communicate information on students’ programs, progress, attendance, and behaviour to the guardian.
  • Facilitate peaceful conflict resolution.
  • Be sensitive to the special needs of students.

Expectations of Students

  • Treat all others with respect. Be a positive role model.
  • Maintain regular and punctual attendance. Concentrate and work hard every day.
  • Complete all assignments on time and with care.
  • Treat school property and material with care.
  • Use good words to solve your problems and be responsible for your actions.
  • Use of cell phones and other electronic devices is allowed on school property, but they must be turned off and stored out of view if not in use under the supervision of a teacher.
  • If you are feeling physically or mentally unwell at school, tell a caring adult so you can be supported.

Expectations of Parents

  • Communicate with staff in a respectful manner.
  • Be a positive role model.
  • Ensure your children attend classes daily and on time. Be sure to inform the school of your children’s absences.
  • Prepare children for learning by ensuring adequate rest, nutritious meals, personal hygiene and appropriate clothing for the weather.
  • Make sure your children complete homework carefully.
  • Read regularly to and with your children.
  • Plan extended family vacations, as much as possible, during school breaks (i.e., Winter, March and Summer).
  • Support your children’s education by attending school events, parent/teacher conferences and SAC meetings.