Code of Behaviour
Northlea Elementary & Middle School is committed to creating a positive learning atmosphere in which all students have the opportunity to receive an education through which they may achieve their potential. Our goal is to assist children to assume responsibility for their own behaviour by developing a sense of mutual trust, respect and responsibility. Through the partnership of home, school and the community we can create a safe, caring and responsible learning community for all students.
Northlea’s present Code of Conduct centers on the “High Five” rules. These rules are:
- Treat all people with respect and consideration. Speak politely.
- Walk in an orderly manner when entering and exiting the school, on the stairs, and in the halls.
- Work and play co-operatively and safely with everyone.
- Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself.
- Respect our environment. Keep our school clean and litter free.
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Northlea’s Dress Code
Northlea has a modest dress code. Students are expected to dress in an age-appropriate manner consistent with a focused, positive learning environment.
- Boots, hats or hoods, coats and other outdoor attire are to be worn outdoors only.
- Clothing with inappropriate language, messages or images may not be worn.
- Micro-minis and micro-shorts and tops with low necklines may not be worn.
- Midriffs must be covered. Revealing tops or those with low necklines may not be worn.
- Undergarments must be covered. (including bra straps)
- Shoes must be worn in the school at all times.
- Shorts/track pants, Northlea T-Shirts, and running shoes must be worn for Physical Education.
Clothing deemed inappropriate will be addressed by the administration.
Consequences for Inappropriate Behaviour
Teachers and/or administration may impose any of the following specific consequences as necessary.
- verbal reprimand and/or warning
- written behaviour contract by student
- withdrawal of privileges
- informal or formal interview between any or all of student, teacher, principal or parent/guardian
- detention or temporary removal from the class
- letter or call by pupil, teacher, or administration to parent/guardian
- involvement of School Team, support staff and/or outside agencies
- community service
- replacement or payment for lost or damaged property
- formal suspension in keeping with board policy





