It is, therefore, necessary for us to recognize that school discipline, both in and out of the classroom, is everyone's business and concern and must be maintained on a firm, consistent basis. Classroom discipline is basically the responsibility of the teacher and is highly correlated to classroom management. However, there are times when a situation requires the assistance of the administrator. Procedural steps to be followed.
Minor problems are to be solved by the teacher.
If the problem becomes persistent, or is academic in nature, the teacher will correspond with the parent, other teachers, or guidance counselor concerning the problem. If the parent is not receptive, or the problem persists, the principal should be informed immediately. More serious problems that endanger the safety of the children or make the classroom intolerable will be handled by the administration. It is important that a note from the teacher be sent with the student to the principal as soon as possible. If the problem is still not resolved, the principal will correspond with the parents personally.