BCS will provide a safe and orderly learning environment for all students and personnel.

BCS staff will strive to model appropriate Christ-like behavior as an example for students. Students are expected to likewise grow in their development into self-disciplined young people who exemplify Christ in their behavior and lives. The behavioral expectations listed below are intended to define behavior that is both Christ-like and which will foster a safe and orderly learning environment for all students and personnel. The following behavioral expectations apply when students are in school or on school grounds and while students are traveling to/from or attending a school activity or event.

Students are Expected to:

Be in school on time unless excused by parent and administration.
Come prepared for class each day with the necessary materials.
Behave in a manner that allows and supports instruction and learning.
Behave and dress in a decent and modest manner.
Speak and behave truthfully and honestly.
Obey and show respectful behavior to all BCS staff members and adult supervisors.
Treat other students with dignity and respect.
Show respect and proper reverence in Chapel and Bible classes.

Students are Prohibited from:

Bringing, or possessing at school, objects that have no educational purpose and may distract from class instruction. This would include: weapons, lighters, or matches.
Using or threatening physical force or violence that may cause injury to others.
Stealing or intentionally damaging school or others’ property.
Using, possessing or being affected by tobacco, alcohol, vapes, or illegal drugs.
Possessing or using explosives, destructive devices, knives, deadly weapons, or firearms.
Engaging in unlawful activity on or off school grounds whether school is in or out of session that either interferes with a school purpose or an educational function.
Cheating, which includes plagiarism.
Leaving the premises without parental permission.
Gambling on school premises.
Displaying inappropriate affection including holding hands.
Speaking and writing (manually or electronically) inappropriately or with vulgarity.

Note: Building principals may specify additional “school rules” that apply specifically to their building.

BCS Statement of Faith and Code of Conduct (one per family)