Student Behavioral Expectations

1. Attendance Rate - Secondary (data available for the years 2003-2005 only)

2003-2004 Attendance 96.6%

2004-2005 Attendance 97.4 %

2. Tardiness Rate - Secondary (data available for the years 2003-2005 only)

2003-2004  Tardiness  0.50%

2004-2005  Tardiness  0.79%*

*Increase due to area road construction.

3. Discipline - Secondary (data available for the years 2002-2005 only)

	2002-2003	2003-2004	2004-2005
Referrals	83	68	59
*Suspensions	10	21	8

*It should be noted that Colegio Maya does not include within its consequences of discipline an option of after school detention. In its place, suspensions are used, both in- and out-of-school.

4. Student Honor Code and Student Court

During the 2003-2004 school year, the Secondary Student Council (STUCO) began seriously investigating the possibilities of creating a Student Honor Code and Student Court. From the initial idea, the Council held a retreat where the students brainstormed the ideas and the processes for the creation of these. At school, the STUCO held student assemblies to provide information to the student body on their work and to seek feedback. This year, STUCO continues to work on the Honor Code/Student Court. The group’s advisor reported that this year’s STUCO (who are all students who did not work on it directly last year) like the Code but are not sure the Court is needed. They are working on flushing out the Code more, thinking it should be mandatory not optional, and looking for ways to have more and even better communication between Administration and students.