Food, Drinks & Bathrooms
True or False: Breakfast should be finished before school begins.
TRUE — Students should finish breakfast before the school day begins.
True or False: Students should walk calmly and follow approved routes between classes.
TRUE — Safe, orderly movement protects learning and the community.
True or False: Respect should be shown through both our words and our tone.
TRUE — Respectful communication includes appropriate words, tone, and body language.
True or False: Students should use only the Chromebook or device assigned to them.
TRUE — Students are responsible for using their assigned technology appropriately.
True or False: Every rule violation automatically receives the exact same consequence.
FALSE — Consequences depend on severity, circumstances, and whether behavior is repeated.
True or False: Iced coffee is allowed in class because it is mostly water.
FALSE — Only plain water is permitted in classrooms.
True or False: Sprinting across campus is acceptable when you are late.
FALSE — Students should walk safely and calmly, even when running behind.
True or False: Saying ‘no offense’ makes a rude comment acceptable.
FALSE — Adding ‘no offense’ does not excuse disrespectful speech.
True or False: A dead Chromebook battery excuses a student from classwork.
FALSE — Students should bring charged devices and remain responsible for assigned work.
True or False: Taking responsibility means telling the truth without blaming someone else.
TRUE — And students will be required to call, email, or write letters to their parents explaining their behavior as a way to take responsibility as well.
True or False: 7th Grade and Up may use the microwaves in the Vocational Room
TRUE — ONLY Upper Schoolers may use microwaves.
True or False: Approved CCAC jackets may be worn in classrooms, but random outerwear may not.
TRUE — Students must follow the approved school outerwear policy.
True or False: Holding a door for someone is one way to serve others.
TRUE — Small acts of courtesy help build a caring community.
True or False: School Chromebooks may be used for games, shopping, or random videos after work is finished.
FALSE — School technology is for approved educational purposes only.
True or False: A sincere apology may need to be followed by action that repairs harm.
TRUE — Restoration often requires both words and corrective action.
True or False: Students may snack in the Upper School building if they promise not to make crumbs.
FALSE — Eating is not permitted in the Upper School building.
True or False: The dress code helps students honor God, respect the school, and prepare to learn.
TRUE — Dress expectations support dignity, focus, and respect.
True or False: Gossip, teasing, exclusion, intimidation, and racial slurs do not belong at CCAC.
TRUE — Those behaviors harm others and violate the standards of a Christ-centered community.
True or False: Students may open a locked exterior door for anyone they recognize.
FALSE — Students should never admit anyone into a locked building unless directed by a staff member.
True or False: Repeated or serious behavior may involve parents and school administrators.
TRUE — More serious patterns require additional partnership and accountability.
True or False: Students may leave for the bathroom without permission if they go quietly.
FALSE — Students must receive permission and follow classroom bathroom procedures.
True or False: Hats and non-approved head coverings may be worn indoors if they match your outfit.
FALSE — Hats and non-approved head coverings are not worn indoors.
True or False: School rules count only when an adult is watching.
FALSE — Integrity means choosing what is right even when no one appears to be watching.
True or False: During an emergency drill, students should stay quiet and wait for the official ‘All Clear.’
TRUE — Quiet attention allows everyone to hear directions and respond safely.
True or False: Discipline exists only to punish students.
FALSE — Discipline should promote responsibility, repair, restoration, and growth.