Speak kindly. Good communication with peers and instructors is an important skill. Actions such as gossiping, inappropriate joking, cursing, derogatory remarks, and disruptions are unprofessional and will not be tolerated.

Arrive ready. When the bell rings, be in assigned seat and in uniform.

Time on task. Spend time on task: participate in instructional activities, follow directions, work with peers, etc.

Clean. A clean work space is necessary for safety. Every cadet will clean as they go and clean at the end of the day.

Ask for help. It is normal to have questions about difficult sections of learning. Please ask for help by raising your hand to have a section explained again or ask to step into the office if you would like to speak privately.

Track progress. Cadets will use a plan of study to track their progress. Failing to meet deadlines will result in zeros.

Break Time. Use your break for personal business (restroom, phone calls, food, drink); you must go to the break area.

Cell phones. While cell phones are convenient, they are a distraction to your learning. Please put them on silent and put them in the designated location. Refer to the CVTC Student Handbook and BPOC Guidelines for the school policy.

Professional behavior. Display professional behavior at all times; this means no horseplay, yelling, etc.

Solve problems. If a discipline problem should arise, the steps* below will be followed::
1st Incident – Counseling by BPOC Staff
2nd Incident – Written Reprimand
3rd Incident – Disciplinary Notice
4th Incident – Termination Recommendation
*Cadet disciplinary process procedures and details are included in the BPOC Guidelines.