It's straightforward and consistent. It is possible a kid could lose extracurricular privileges, but again you have to look at our situation. Most people are going to feel that we're not playing by the rules like other schools, but we're in a unique situation. The things that are important for the boys here are home visits and release, and that's where we can place our emphasis on discipline. It is that emphasis on discipline that all schools continually must wrestle with and one that takes plenty of wisdom to mete out.
Kids have to realize there are responsibilities that have to be adhered to.
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