For Students
Respect for the Institution
- Virtual Environment Etiquette
- Maintain cleanliness and order in your physical and digital learning space.
- Use respectful and appropriate language in all online interactions.
- Responsible Use of School Resources
- Treat online platforms, e-learning tools, and shared resources with care.
- Avoid uploading or sharing inappropriate content or engaging in cyberbullying.
- Attendance and Permissions
- Attend all scheduled classes on time and remain present until dismissed by the teacher.
- Inform teachers or administration in advance about any planned absence or technical issues.
- Safety and Security
- Share concerns about any unsafe or inappropriate online behavior with school authorities.
- Adhere to the “green rules” of the school by promoting an eco-friendly mindset, even in a virtual environment.
- Technology Use
- Use school-provided platforms only for educational purposes.
- Unauthorized use of software, online games, or non-educational websites during school hours is prohibited.
Respect for Learning
- Punctuality and Discipline
- Log in on time for all classes and remain attentive throughout.
- Keep your camera on unless instructed otherwise by the teacher.
- Active Participation
- Engage positively in discussions, complete tasks on time, and submit assignments through designated portals.
- Avoid distractions during class, including browsing unrelated websites or using mobile devices.
- Academic Integrity
- Submit original work for all assignments and assessments.
- Cheating, plagiarism, or using unfair means will result in disciplinary action.
- Assembly and Events
- Attend virtual assemblies in an orderly manner and respect guest speakers.
- Follow instructions for online events, including muting microphones and unmuting only when prompted.
Respect for Self
- Appearance
- Dress appropriately for online classes (no casual or inappropriate attire).
- Maintain a neat and presentable appearance during video calls.
- Prohibited Items
- Refrain from using mobile phones, smartwatches, or other electronic gadgets during class unless required for learning.
- Avoid carrying or displaying unnecessary items like excessive cash or valuables in class.
- Digital Identity
- Use your official school email or account to join classes and maintain professional communication.
Respect for Others
- Online Etiquette
- Be courteous and considerate in all virtual interactions.
- Avoid interrupting or disrupting the teacher or classmates during live sessions.
- Bullying and Harassment
- Bullying, abusive language, or harassment in any form (verbal, written, or digital) is strictly prohibited.
- Always strive to resolve conflicts through peaceful and respectful communication.
- Privacy and Security
- Do not share personal information or access another person’s account without permission.
- Refrain from recording, screenshotting, or sharing class sessions without consent.
- Internet Safety
- Avoid downloading unauthorized materials or sharing objectionable content.
- Follow online safety protocols, such as securing passwords and refraining from unsafe browsing.
Disciplinary Actions
The following violations will result in disciplinary action, including suspension or expulsion:
- Substance abuse, smoking, or promoting any form of harmful behavior online.
- Cyberbullying, sharing offensive or inappropriate content, or hacking.
- Cheating during online assessments.
- Misusing school resources or damaging digital platforms.
- Any action that brings disrepute to the school community.
For Teachers
General Principles
Teachers at Little Flower Online School uphold human dignity, equality, and the emotional and cognitive development of all students. Their online practice reflects respect for diversity, fairness, and social responsibility.
Professional Standards
- Teaching Excellence
- Deliver well-structured, engaging, and interactive lessons suited for the online medium.
- Incorporate digital tools to enhance learning and meet diverse student needs.
- Ethical Practice
- Maintain professional integrity by respecting students’ privacy and confidentiality.
- Refrain from using personal devices or social media to communicate with students unless permitted by school policy.
- Professional Conduct
- Avoid favoritism and maintain a professional tone in all digital interactions.
- Model respectful behavior and encourage students to do the same.
Online Classroom Management
- Supportive Environment
- Foster a safe and inclusive virtual space where all students feel valued and respected.
- Address any disruptive or inappropriate behavior promptly and professionally.
- Clear Communication
- Communicate class objectives, deadlines, and expectations clearly through designated platforms.
- Provide timely feedback on assignments and assessments.
- Technology Responsibility
- Use school-approved platforms and ensure the secure handling of digital data.
- Avoid uploading or circulating non-educational content.
Continuous Development
- Professional Growth
- Stay updated on the latest online teaching methods and technologies.
- Reflect on and adapt teaching practices to enhance student engagement.
- Collaborative Efforts
- Work with colleagues, parents, and school administrators to improve the online learning experience.
- Share best practices and support fellow educators in fostering excellence.
