GENERAL REGULATIONS
Being enrolled at SJTCP is a privilege. It involves your voluntary decision and acceptance of the responsibility pertinent to academic requirements and the expected behavior which is in accordance with the college objectives and policies.
Since SJTCP accepts its corresponding responsibilities and privileges, it is expected from the students to act as mature persons at all times, whether on or off campus, showing respect for proper authority, for the rights of others, and for the good of the college.
To ensure an atmosphere conducive to the formation of individuals that will lead their lives along St. John the Beloved’s identified virtues of wisdom, propriety, righteousness, incorruptibility, and honor, you are expected to adhere to the following regulations:
Obey and show courtesy to all school officials, teaching, and non-teaching personnel.
Wear the prescribed uniform and official I.D. card upon entering the school campus. Security guards will not allow entry without proper attire.
Report lost I.D. cards to the Office of Student Affairs for replacement.
Faculty members are authorized to confiscate I.D.s of disrespectful students.
Observe classroom procedures; otherwise, you may be sent out of class.
Students sent out of class must present a note from the Director of Student Affairs for re-admission.
Avoid boisterous conduct, running, or playing musical instruments that distract ongoing classes.
Areas marked exclusively for female students (e.g., ladies’ room) are off-limits to male students.
Students may use college facilities by applying through the Office of Student Affairs.
The Offices of the President of Student Affairs and the Dean must be informed about invited guests (e.g., speakers, lecturers) for official programs.
Any formal report on student misconduct shall be investigated by an Ad hoc Student Discipline Board.
Cell phones and beepers should not be activated inside classrooms. Confiscated devices will be returned at the end of the semester.
Students are not allowed to loiter along corridors during class hours. They may stay in the library or designated study areas.
Students cannot participate in any external activity using the name of SJTCP or its recognized student organizations without authorization from the Office of Student Affairs.
