EXPECTATIONS

An Environment For Learning

There are specific, definable attitudes and behaviors of students, parents, and teachers, which help to distinguish a superior school from those, content with mediocrity. In order to attain the level of excellence desired at St. Monica School, you are asked to read and espouse the reasonable expectations indicated below.

Expectations For Pupils

To arrive punctually, attend regularly, and behave appropriately.
To be prepared and provided with books, materials, and assignments.
To be considerate of the rights of others; peers, staff, neighbors.
To make a sincere, concentrated effort to do well in studies.
To respect and to comply with school regulations.
To participate attentively and reverently in all religious observances.
To adhere to St. Monica School's prescribed dress code.

Expectations For Parents

To insure that pupils are at school on time each day.
To insist that children conduct themselves in an orderly manner at all times.
To respond promptly and affirmatively to any school misbehavior.
To encourage responsibility for lunch, books, materials and assignments.
To insure that children adhere to St. Monica School's prescribed dress code.

Expectations For Staff

To provide a disciplined school and classroom environment conducive to learning.
To teach basic subject skills, employing a firm and well planned curriculum.
To provide, insofar as possible, for children of special needs.
To respect the personal worth, dignity, and characteristics of each child.
To keep parents adequately informed of the progress and performance of children.
To provide fair and just disciplinary treatment as needed.