Behavioral Expectations

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 Behavioral Expectations for Costa Rica Trip 2022


  • Please note that all rules and policies that pertain to student behavior and conduct at the Post Oak School continue to apply for the duration of the trip.  These include all policies relating to the use of prohibited chemicals, including alcohol and tobacco products, any differences in the laws of  Costa Rica notwithstanding.

 

  • There are no cell phones or electronics permitted on this trip. The purpose of this trip is to provide cultural immersion and foster greater group connections. For those reasons, and others, no cell phones or other electronic devices will be permitted on this trip.

 

  • Each evening students will be in their rooms by 10:00pm with lights out by 10:30pm.  

 

  • As with all overnight trips, students are strictly forbidden from entering the rooms or accommodations of other students, except under direct adult supervision.  Violation of this rule may result in dismissal from the trip.

 

  • In general, a student may be asked to leave a school trip if their actions, comments, or language compromises the physical or mental safety or well-being of the individual, another person, or the entire community; and/or violates the trust of the adult chaperones and guardians in such a way that the activities/functions of the school trip cannot be carried out effectively.

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