Key Policies
This overview highlights core policies that shape daily life at St. Luke's. Full details will be provided in the family and student handbook.
Technology & Device Policy
We want students' attention on people and learning, not screens.
- During the school day, personal devices (phones, smartwatches with messaging, tablets, etc.) are required to be off and stored.
- Students will not use social media, gaming, or non-academic websites at school.
- School computers or tablets are filtered, monitored, and for instructional purposes only.
- Parents remain the primary decision-makers about technology at home.
Code of Conduct & Discipline Philosophy
Our code of conduct is rooted in love of God and neighbor.
- Show respect for teachers, staff, and fellow students.
- Practice kindness and peacemaking.
- Demonstrate integrity — no cheating or dishonesty.
- Take responsibility for work, words, and behavior.
Discipline is firm but restorative, consistent, and personal. Our goal is formation, not punishment.
Attendance & Schedule Expectations
Because learning is relational and discussion-based, attendance is essential.
- Arrive on time each day.
- Attend all scheduled classes unless excused.
- Parents should notify the school promptly of illness.
- Plan vacations and appointments outside school hours.
Chronic tardiness or absence harms learning and community.
Dress & Appearance Expectations
We intend to implement a simple, modest, and consistent dress standard.
- Modesty in fit and length for all students.
- Neat, clean, and non-distracting clothing.
- Closed-toe shoes appropriate for safety.
- Hair and accessories should not distract from learning.
The full dress code and uniform requirements are provided on the Uniform Policy page.
Safety, Bullying & Reporting
Student safety is a non-negotiable priority.
- All staff undergo appropriate background checks.
- Clear procedures for supervision and boundaries.
- Concerns about misconduct will be taken seriously.
- Bullying, harassment, and intimidation are not tolerated.
- Clear channels for students and parents to report concerns.
The school maintains plans and training for emergencies and safety protocols.
"Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it."
— Proverbs 22:6