Common use of STUDENT CONDUCT Clause in Contracts

STUDENT CONDUCT. HMI has high expectations for student conduct and behavior. Upon arrival, students will participate in an orientation and will discuss the nature of the Program community, rules and standards of conduct and student responsibilities within the Program community. HMI discusses community rules, norms and expectations with students intermittently throughout the Program in various settings, and includes information on these subjects in pre-course and written materials. The student must agree to abide by the standards of conduct that support the goals of the Program. The success of the community depends upon the full and positive participation of all members. The following eight School Rules are expellable offenses: ● Plagiarizing, cheating, or lying ● Stealing ● Willful destruction of property ● Use or possession of alcohol or drugs ● Harassment, bullying, hateful or negative speech of any kind ● Being in “Unknown locations” ● Sexual activity, specifically intercourse ● Use or possession of tobacco products Parent/s authorize HMI, and/or parties it designates, to photograph, film, record and/or otherwise capture the student, parent/s or other family member/s name, image, voice, verbal or written statement/s (including quotations from conversations and correspondence), photograph and/or visual likeness (collectively “images”) and use those images in any media throughout the world, in perpetuity, including for broadcast, sale, reproduction or display on the internet (including the HMI website or other internet sites), or in motion pictures, audio or video recordings, HMI catalogues, marketing presentations and/or other form for any informational, promotional or educational purpose without compensation to student, parent/s or other family member/s. HMI owns these images and the student and parent/s waive any inspection or approval rights.

STUDENT CONDUCT. HMI has high expectations for student conduct and behavior. Upon arrival, students will participate in an orientation and will discuss the nature of the Program community, rules and standards of conduct and student responsibilities within the Program community. HMI discusses community rules, norms and expectations with students intermittently throughout the Program in various settings, and includes information on these subjects in pre-course and written materials. The student must agree to abide by the standards of conduct that support the goals of the Program. The success of the community depends upon the full and positive participation of all members. The following eight School Rules are expellable offenses: ● Plagiarizing, cheating, or lying ● Stealing ● Willful destruction of property ● Use or possession of alcohol or drugs ● Harassment, bullying, hateful or negative speech of any kind ● Being in “Unknown locations” ● Sexual activity, specifically intercourse ● Use or possession of tobacco products ParentThe student and parent/s authorize HMI, and/or parties it designates, to photograph, film, record and/or otherwise capture the student, parent/s or other family member/s name, image, voice, verbal or written statement/s (including quotations from conversations and correspondence), photograph and/or visual likeness (collectively “images”) and use those images in any media throughout the world, in perpetuity, including for broadcast, sale, reproduction or display on the internet (including the HMI website or other internet sites), or in motion pictures, audio or video recordings, HMI catalogues, marketing presentations and/or other form for any informational, promotional or educational purpose without compensation to student, parent/s or other family member/s. HMI owns these images and the student and parent/s waive any inspection or approval rights.

STUDENT CONDUCT. HMI has high expectations for student conduct and behavior. Upon arrival, students will participate in an orientation and will discuss the nature of the Program community, rules and standards of conduct and student responsibilities within the Program community. HMI discusses community rules, norms and expectations with students intermittently throughout the Program in various settings, and includes information on these subjects in pre-course and written materials. The student must agree to abide by the standards of conduct that support the goals of the Program. The success of the community depends upon the full and positive participation of all members. The following eight School Rules are expellable offenses: ● Plagiarizing, cheating, or lying ● Stealing ● Willful destruction of property ● Use or possession of alcohol or drugs ● Harassment, bullying, hateful or negative speech of any kind ● Being in “Unknown locations” ● Sexual activity, specifically intercourse ● Use or possession of tobacco products Parent/s authorize HMI, and/or parties it designates, to photograph, film, record and/or otherwise capture the student, parent/s or other family member/s name, image, voice, verbal or written statement/s (including quotations from conversations and correspondence), photograph and/or visual likeness (collectively “images”) and use those images in any media throughout the world, in perpetuity, including for broadcast, sale, reproduction or display on the internet (including the HMI website or other internet sites), or in motion pictures, audio or video recordings, HMI cataloguescatalogs, marketing presentations and/or other form for any informational, promotional or educational purpose without compensation to student, parent/s or other family member/s. HMI owns these images and the student and parent/s waive any inspection or approval rights.

STUDENT CONDUCT. HMI has high expectations for student conduct and behavior. Upon arrivalarrival at the School, students will participate in an orientation and will discuss the nature of the Program School community, rules and standards of conduct and student responsibilities within the Program School community. HMI discusses community rules, norms and expectations with students intermittently throughout the Program semester in various settingscommunity meetings, on expeditions and transition days, and includes information on these subjects in pre-course materials and written materialscommunications. The student must agree to abide by the standards of conduct that support the goals of the Program. The success of the community depends upon the full and positive participation of all members. The following eight School Rules are expellable offenses: ●  Plagiarizing, cheating, or lying ●  Stealing ● Willful destruction or borrowing without permission  Destruction of property ●  Use or possession of alcohol or drugs ●  Harassment, bullying, hateful or negative speech of any kind ● Being in “ Unknown locations” ● locations  Sexual activity, specifically intercourse ●  Use or possession of tobacco products ParentThe student and/or parent/s authorize HMI, and/or parties it designatesdesignated by HMI, the right and permission to photograph, film, record and/or otherwise capture the student, parent/s or other family member/s name, image, voice, verbal written or written statement/s spoken statements (including quotations from conversations and correspondence), photograph and/or visual likeness (collectively “images”) of the student, parent/s or other family member/s, without compensation, and use those images in any media throughout the world, in perpetuity, including for broadcast, sale, reproduction reproduction, display or display otherwise on the internet (including the HMI website or other internet sites), or in motion pictures, audio or video recordings, HMI catalogues, marketing presentations and/or or other form for any informational, promotional or educational purpose without compensation purpose. The student and/or parent/s waive any inspection and approval rights, consent to the student, parent/s or other family member/s. s name/s and identity/s being revealed in conjunction with the use of those images, and agree that HMI owns these images all ownership and copyright rights in the student and parent/s waive any inspection or approval rightsimages.