The dress code and appearance of students has a  significant effect upon conduct and behavior while at school.  The purpose of the Lyceum of Cavite-East dress code is not to  censure individual expression but to help maintain an  atmosphere conducive to learning and free of distractions. 

 Whether inside or outside the campus, a student represents  the school by wearing the required school uniform properly and  with pride. 

For Boys: 

1. Pre-school
2. a) prescribed white ¾ sleeved polo with black necktie and LCE pin 
3. b) prescribed cardigan 
4. c) plain white undershirt 
5. d) grey shorts 
6. e) black leather shoes with plain white socks 
7. For Elementary 
8. a) prescribed white ¾ sleeved polo with black necktie  and LCE pin 
9. b) prescribed cardigan 
10. c) plain white undershirt 
11. d) grey slacks 
12. e) black leather shoes with plain white socks 
13. For Junior High School and Senior High School a) prescribed white long-sleeved polo shirt with black  necktie and LCE pin 
14. b) prescribed cardigan 
15. c) white undershirt 
16. d) grey slacks 
17. e) black leather shoes with plain white socks 

For Girls: 

1. Pre-school 
2. a) prescribed grey jumper over white short-sleeved  blouse with necktie and LCE pin 
3. b) black leather shoes with LCE socks 
4. For Elementary 
5. a) prescribed white short sleeved blouse with necktie  and LCE pin 
6. b) prescribed cardigan for girls 
7. c) grey pleated skirt 1 inch above the knee 
8. d) black leather shoes with grey knee high LCE socks  C. For Junior High School 
9. a) prescribed white short sleeved blouse with necktie  and LCE pin 
10. b) prescribed cardigan for girls 
11. c) grey pleated skirt 1 inch above the knee 
12. d) black leather shoes with grey knee high LCE socks
13. For Senior High School 
14. a) white princess blouse with black necktie and LCE  pin 
15. b) grey pencil cut skirt 1 inch above the knee 
16. c) black flat shoes 

P.E. Uniform 

 All pupils are required to wear the prescribed PE uniform  during P.E. day. 

1. grey jogging pants with school initial 
2. prescribed T-shirt with school logo 
3. rubber shoes 
4. white socks 

Scouting Uniform 

 Every pupil/student in all levels are required to wear the  prescribed type A scouting uniform with black leather shoes and  socks with GSP or BSP logo on the prescribed day.

School administration and staff reserve the right to  deem student attire inappropriate. If dress is inappropriate, the  student will conceal or remove the inappropriate attire for the  remainder of the school day or a parent/guardian will be called  to bring appropriate attire to the student. Students who are  referred for a dress code violation will be sent to ISS until a  change of clothing is obtained or for the remainder of the day.  When a pupil/student is enrolled at Lyceum of Cavite East, it is expected that all school policies, campus rules and  restrictions on student’s general appearance must be strictly  observed and complied with. As a rule, the Office of Student’s  Disciplines shall issue a STUDENT VIOLATION REPORT (SVR) to a student upon the first commission of any violation of any of  school restrictions stipulated in this Manual/Handbook. The  SVR shall be a part of the student’s record. Offenses committed  by a student based on the following restrictions are given  sanctions (see section IX on Disciplinary Measures/ Sanctions). Violations are as follows: 

1. Wearing of incomplete and improper school and   PE uniform. 
2. a) NOT wearing the prescribed white undershirt b) NOT wearing the school ID and necktie, 
3. c) wearing high-heeled and stiletto shoes when in  school uniform, 
4. d) wearing leather shoes when in PE uniform, 
5. e) wearing rubber shoes when in school uniform. 

2. Sporting of skin-head, colored, dyed, undercut, spiked, long  hair and haircut not prescribed by the school for male  students. 
3. Sporting of earrings, nose-rings, eyebrow rings, “puka” shell  necklaces for male students. 

4. Wearing excessive jewelries for female students. 5. Sporting colored or dyed hair, wearing make-up, lipstick and  eyeliner for female students when in school uniform. 6. Long and colored or polished nails for female students. For increased safety and security on our school, ALL  students will be required to wear their student ID  card/lanyard. LCE lanyards will be provided to all students.  Replacement ID cards and/or lanyards will be purchased.  Students without their student ID cards will follow the same  consequences as other dress code violations

Every pupil must attend class regularly. Pupils who have been  absent for more than two (2) days must present an excuse slip  signed by their parent/guardian or doctor stating the reason  for his absence. Pupils who have been absent for more than 20%  (40 days) of their classes will automatically be dropped from the  roster.

 Flag ceremony is held every Monday at 6:30 am and a Flag  retreat every Friday before dismissal time. Everybody must  observe the proper behavior during the ceremony and pay  respect to the Philippine flag and school flag.

Students are to conduct themselves in a manner consistent  with their age and grade level. For all students, this include  consideration and respect for others. This conduct is expected  when on school premises, while on school owned and/or  operated school or chartered buses, and while attending or  engaging in school activities on or off school property. 

Classroom behavior 

1. a) A class starts the day with a prayer.  
2. b) Pupils/students are expected to keep their classroom  clean and organized. 
3. c) Wear your I.D. inside and outside the classroom. d) Avoid standing and roaming around the classroom. e) No playing inside the classroom. 
4. f) Pupils/students are not allowed to stay inside their  classroom during recess period or after class dismissal  without the teacher’s permission.  

Inside the Cafeteria/School Canteen 

 The lunch line and cafeteria should be a safe and clean  environment where students interact with courtesy and  respect. Students are expected to be cooperative and courteous  to help make the lunchroom a pleasant place to eat.  

1. Students should be orderly and quiet in line. b. Students should use quiet voices when talking. c. No playing or scattering inside the cafeteria. d. Litters/mess must be thrown inside the trash bin. e. No student/pupil is allowed to stay inside the cafeteria/ canteen during class hours. 

Responsible Hallway Behavior 

1. Students will walk in a silent and orderly manner in  the hallways.  
2. Students will keep hands and feet to themselves. c. Students will face forward while walking in the  hallways. 
3. Students should not be in the hallways before or  after school without permission or cause.
4. When exiting the building students must line up  quietly. The teachers will lead them to the exit door. 

1. Playing, running, loitering or loud talking on the  hallways are not permitted during class hours. 
2. Greet visitors, school personnel and teachers  properly. 
3. Pupils are not allowed to stay inside or within the  vicinity of the school after their respective class  hours. Parents/Guardians should be punctual in  picking up their kids. 
4. Keep our hallways clean at all times.  
5. Throw all the garbage into the trash bin placed  conspicuously around the school premises. No littering. 

Library Rules 

 The school library is open everyday to provide reading  materials and to cater the students with their needed research  materials. The library is a place to study, therefore, students are  allowed to talk with one another.  

 Treat books with care so that many students may enjoy  them. Do not take books from the library without checking them  out with the librarian or library aide. Always return your books  on or before the due date. You will pay for missing or damaged  books. Newspaper articles are not to be cut out unless  permission is given by the librarian. Fines may be issued for late  books. 

Responsible Behavior in Laboratories 

1. Cleanliness and orderliness must be observed inside the  laboratories. 
2. Laboratory equipment must be placed and returned on its  proper places after using. 
3. Handle laboratory equipment/materials properly to  avoid accidents. Any equipment destroyed or broken by  the student will be charged for replacement.  
4. No student is allowed to enter the laboratories without their teacher-in-charge.
5. When in the speech laboratory, follow guidelines on the  proper use of the speech lab equipments. 
6. Guidelines and restrictions are also provided for the use of  the computers in the computer laboratory. The teacher-in charge will teach the expectations on how to behave inside  the computer lab and how to use the equipment properly. 

Bus Rules 

 Because of the importance of bus safety and the primary job  of the bus driver to operate his bus, students will be expected  to behave in an appropriate manner while using school  transportation. Examples of behavior which are not permitted  on school buses include: 

Minor Infractions: 

 Hitting 

 Spitting 

 Out of Seat 

 Throwing Objects 

 Obstructing Aisles 

 Waving, Yelling, Hanging out of the Bus Window  Use of Profanity 

Major infractions: 

 Assault 

 Fighting 

 Destruction of Property 

 Throwing Objects Which May Harm Others 

 Insubordination 

 Possession/Use of Tobacco 

 Possession/Use of Illegal Drugs 

 Possession/Use of Alcohol 

 Students found to be in violation of one or more of these  prohibited behaviors shall be addressed according to the Rules  of Discipline of Lyceum of Cavite-East.

 Lyceum of Cavite-East (LCE) in its effort and commitment  to equip its students with the best education has provided state 

of the art facilities necessary to effectively deliver and  accomplish its mission. 

1. Speech Laboratory (for all levels) 
2. Computer Laboratory (for all levels) 
3. Physics/ Chemistry Laboratory (JHS)  
4. Biology Laboratory (for intermediate, JHS)  5. Research Library (for all levels) 
5. School Cafeteria  

Other services: 

Clinic 

The clinic will serve its purpose for all the students of  LCE. 

Lockers 

 Students in the Intermediate and secondary levels are  provided with lockers (Php 50 per month or Php 500 per year)  excluding keys and locks. 

Play Area/ Halfcourt 

 LCE’s play area is located at the second floor of the  school building for athletics and other sports- related activities.  Students are required to wear tennis shoes or rubber shoes  when in the mini gym. 

School Bus Service 

LCE has two air-conditioned shuttle servicesto ferry the  students to and from the school.  

Parent’s Waiting Area 

There is a designated place for parents/guardians to stay while  waiting for their child’s dismissal. 

Water Stations 

There are various water stations where cold and hot  drinking water is available for student’s consumption located  along the hallways most especially inside the half court. 

Internet  

The Internet was designed as an open environment in  which almost anyone with access can post whatever they want. 

A majority of the sites are highly respectable and of value from  a research point of view which is why we are making this tool  available. We do expect that the students of LCE will hold themselves to a higher standard of conduct and use their  Internet access for educational research tool.  

With that in mind, the following guidelines are being  set down and they may be amended as the need arises. 

1. The use of the network is a privilege and may be taken away due to violation of policy. 
2. Students/ users should adhere to online protocol: a. Respect and follow all copyright and license  agreements. 
3. Cite all quotes, references and sources. 
4. Remain on the system only long enough to  
5. get needed information then exit the system. e. Apply the same privacy, ethical and educational considerations utilized in other forms of  communications. 
6. Student should not intentionally access, download, or send  any text file or picture or engage in any conference that  includes material which is obscene, libelous, indecent,  vulgar, profane, or lewd; advertises any product or service  not permitted to minors by law; constitutes insulting or  fighting words, the very expression of which injures or harasses others; or presents a clear and present likelihood  that, either because of its content or the manner of  distribution it will cause a material and substantial  disruption of the proper and orderly operation and  discipline of the school or school activities; or will cause the  commission of unlawful acts or violation of lawful school  regulations. 
7. If a student gains access to any service via the Internet,  which has a cost involved, or if he/she incurs any types of  costs, the student will be responsible for these costs. 

 Direct violations of these guidelines or allowing another  student to access the school’s network and/or the Internet  using your account shall be subject to the appropriate action 

described in the school discipline policy or student handbook or  to the following consequences. 

First Offense : Loss of Internet access for up to two   weeks at the discretion of the  

 supervising teacher. 

Second Offense: Loss of Internet access for eight weeks  Third Offense : Loss of internet access for a minimum   of twelve weeks. 

Guidance Service 

 Our school Psychologist based in Michigan, USA visits the  school annually to administer psychological examinations and  evaluations to monitor the emotional, physical, intellectual and  social developments of the students. Individual counseling to  students, teachers and parents is also provided