Founded in Faith, Grounded in Kindness - Code of Conduct
As
a faith-based, Catholic education system, we are a Christ-centred learning
institution that is founded in Faith and grounded in kindness and love.
Promoting Positive Interactions and Respectful Relationships
As articulated in the Provincial Code of Conduct, all
members of our Catholic school communities have a responsibility to do
their part in ensuring positive interactions and respectful relationships. To
maintain a safe, inclusive, and respectful learning and working environment,
the following standards of behaviour must be followed by all staff
(administrators, principals, vice-principals, educators, support staff),
students, parents/guardians/caregivers, volunteers, trustees, community
partners, community groups using board facilities, and all visitors on board
property.
Standards of Behaviour
According to the Provincial Code of Conduct, all members of
the school community shall:
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respect
and treat others fairly, regardless of age, sex, gender identity, gender
expression, sexual orientation, race, colour, place of origin, culture,
citizenship, ancestry, origin, religion, creed, family status, marital
status, socio-economic status, employment, housing, disability
The board will not tolerate any behaviour that constitutes
any form of workplace harassment. All incidents and complaints of workplace
harassment must be reported and will be investigated.
It is the policy of the Wellington Catholic District School
Board to maintain a safe and inclusive learning and teaching environment
through the adoption of a Code of Conduct. A Code of Conduct promotes
responsibility, respect, civility and academic excellence, and sets clear
standards of behaviour for all members of the school community. The goal is to
create a positive school climate where all members of the school community feel
safe, included and accepted.
Use of Personal Mobile Devices in Schools
The Wellington Catholic DSB has revised its Code of Conduct
to reflect new guidelines from the Ministry of Education about personal mobile devices use in schools as per PPM128: The Provincial Code of Conduct and School Boards Codes
of Conduct.
Students not to use personal mobile devices during
instructional time except under the following circumstances:
Students in Secondary School:
Students in Elementary School:
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