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St. Francis de Sales College

General Rules and Regulations

General Behavior

Desalites shall endeavor to conduct themselves in a manner worthy of the students of the College in their dress, demeanor, and sense of discipline. They shall greet their teachers on first meeting them for the day within the premises of the college, and whenever they meet in public. The hallmark of a Desalite is cleanliness and candor. This shall be evident in keeping themselves and the campus clean and green. The language of communication and instruction on the campus is English, except for language classes. Desalites shall treat the college property with utmost care and consideration. They shall not make any mark on the furniture or College walls. Any damage or destruction of the college property shall be punishable individually/collectively.

Misconduct and Disciplinary Matters

Desalites should maintain a sense of decorum and discipline at all times both inside and outside the College. The College has a zero-tolerance policy on any type of ragging, abuse, and antisocial behaviors. Those who are guilty of serious misconduct or whose presence in the college proves detrimental to the order and discipline on the campus are liable to disciplinary measures and punishments, including suspension, expulsion, and dismissal. The code of conduct on the campus includes safeguarding college property, keeping the place clean, and dressing modestly.

Dress Code

1. Dress code should be strictly followed inside the campus.

2. Avoid tight, transparent, or revealing clothing.

3. Sleeveless attire, round neck T-shirts, and those with slogans are not allowed.

4. Male students must wear full pants with socks and shoes and clean formal shirts, avoiding low-waist pants with large pockets or any other style.

5. Female students must come in formal shirts, pants or knee length kurta or salwars, and should dress modestly, avoiding T-shirts, crop tops, bell pants, and non-formal footwear.

6. Churidar and kameez must be worn modestly.

7. Full uniform (blazer, tie, full sleeve shirts, black leather shoes from the shoe store identified by the college with black socks) is required on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays (For Autonomous batch). Other batches continue with the current policy of two days a week.

8. Formal dress is required on Wednesdays for all batches.

9. Modest casual wear is permitted on Saturdays for all batches.

10. Torn jeans and round neck T-shirts are prohibited on campus.

11. Students must ensure that their pants length conforms to the uniform standards. In case adjustments are required, they should promptly contact the college for a replacement. It's important to note that wearing 3/4 pants is strictly prohibited on campus.

12. On Wednesdays formal shoes are required for formal attire, while sandals are allowed only on Saturdays. Flip flops/slippers are strictly prohibited within the college premises including on casual days.

Punctuality and Regularity

The students are expected to be punctual and regular for classes. The first Class of each day begins with the College anthem or National Anthem followed by the prayer, “Our Father.” Staff and students shall pray and be composed during these moments. Students shall not be late to the class. If late by more than 10 minutes, they’ll be allowed into the class but will be denied attendance. Action will be taken against students if found loitering in the corridors and creating disturbance. Students are requested to make use of the library during free hours. Congregating in front or at the entrance of the college or around the college office or Principal's office are to be avoided. No one shall sit on the stairs of the college entrance at any time of the day.

Identity Card

Desalites must wear their identity card whenever they enter the gate of the College. Without the ID Cards, no one will be permitted to enter the building or sit in the class.

Cell Phones

The use of cell phones inside the College building is prohibited, except in situations of emergency. The use of cell phones in the classrooms is strictly prohibited with zero tolerance. Defaulters in this regard, will be punished with severe fine and confiscation of the device.

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