Discipline St. Charles students are expected to conduct themselves at all times in a manner which does not impede, but in fact contributes to, the realization of the school s goals. The environment of a Catholic school community requires care and respect for persons and property, honesty, reliability, and a basic attitude of unselfishness. All of the school s regulations are aimed to these purposes, and students who cannot subscribe to them cannot expect to remain at St. Charles. All offenses of discipline are judged individually. In all cases, continued disregard of regulations is a clear statement of a student s willingness to be at St. Charles and he will be asked to withdraw.
Tobacco is considered a banned substance by the diocese.
Student Handbook pg. Alcohol and drugs. Diocesan policy states that drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and all illegal substances and paraphernalia are defined as banned substances. This also applies to all school related events held off the school's property. The administration reserves the right to require students to submit to an alcohol-saliva test when suspicion of recent alcohol consumption exists.