Welcome to LIGHT! We are committed to providing the best possible climate for maximum growth in all students. In order to maintain an atmosphere where our members’ Christian faith is honored and this growth can be accomplished, the LIGHT (Leaders in Godly Home Teaching) has established a Code of Conduct, which promotes a community of respect for members, families, and facilities.
Respect and Courtesy to Others and Property
- Be considerate and respectful of others.
- LIGHT does not tolerate teasing, fighting, bullying (including via social media/texting), provocative or aggressive behavior while involved in LIGHT related activities.
- Overt sexual behavior, including offensive remarks, advances, jokes, slurs, pictures or other graphic images, touching, and gestures will not be permitted while members are involved in a LIGHT related activity. Good judgment and restraint are expected.
- Speak to and listen respectfully to peers and adults.
- Respect others’ property.
- Talk of a sexual, sensual, explicit, or graphic nature is NOT allowed at LIGHT sponsored events. These prohibited topics include but are not limited to adultery, fornication, pornography, homosexuality, bisexuality, transgender or transsexual lifestyles, or any form of sexual activity outside of Biblical marriage.
Resolution of Code of Conduct Issues
- Behavior is brought to the attention of the student.
- If appropriate, resolution is encouraged between students and facilitated by their parents and a member of the LIGHT board.
- If negative behavior does not stop, a meeting will be scheduled between the involved parties, their parents, the leadership team, and a board member.
- If there is continued problematic behavior, the student may be dismissed with consultation from the LIGHT board.
Please note, this is not an exhaustive list of conduct. The LIGHT Board reserves the right to intervene when something is deemed inappropriate. Each student is expected to use good manners, display common courtesy and show consideration for others. A successful LIGHT experience requires a cohesive group wherein each individual accepts and follows the same standards of behavior.