Student Activities

• School is more meaningful and enjoyable when a student becomes involved in activities such as clubs, teams, performing groups, yearbook, drama, student government, and safety patrols.
• Participation in these activities is a privilege, and students who participate are expected to maintain good grades and behaviour.

• A student earns the privilege to participate in interscholastic athletics and sports by meeting certain standards set by the School.
• Participation is dependent on positive conduct and citizenship.
• Meeting the intent and spirit of standards will prevent the athlete, the team, the school, and the community from being penalized.
• It is the responsibility of the student and parent to know the rules.

In HHPS, students have the responsibility to:

• Attend school regularly and on time, and follow assigned schedules.
• Follow rules, procedures, and processes.
• Dress appropriately for an ISC educational environment.
• Respect the authority of staff members.
• Respect the rights and property of others.
• Respect others’ beliefs and differences.
• Refrain from using words, images, or gestures that are obscene, violent, disruptive,or disrespectful.
• Resolve disputes peacefully.
• Refrain from bullying or hurting other students.
• Tell school staff members about any behavior that may cause danger to anyone.