St. Theresa’s College sued!

[istoryamember]

para nako kibaw na baya sila unsa na ka strict ang stc regarding ana nga issue wa ta sila nag pataka2x ug posing but ila(students) pd na katungod nga mag party2x... side sa mga madre ila sa to gi susi2x ug tarong kung nganong nag ing adto sila wa sad nila gi dali2x pag himo ang ilang sanction... as long as naka graduate ok nana...

nagkasinabot naman baga sila bro adtong first 2 weeks baga sa March as what the news said. Mao nga ang uban naka question why nag file pa ug case nga nagsabot sabot naman unta

[lazaro4ever]

It is about time people start suing establishments like these. School is primarily academics and that's it. They can only suggest or influence behavior and beliefs, not force it to people.

That's why I love my Alma Mater. Christian ways and modern teachings. Ateneo and more specifically Xavier all the way.

[istoryamember]

dapat adto ni sa inyo school ni nga mga students nag skwela bro

[lazaro4ever]

mao daw ni mga violations?

Sec V. D no. 8 pg.28
Possession of alcoholic drinks outside the school campus;
Sec V. D no. 20 pg. 29
Engaging in immoral, indecent, obscene or lewd acts;
Sec V. D no. 23 pg. 29
Smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages in public places;
Sec V. B no. 2.2 pg. 27
Apparel that exposes the underwear (Clothing must not advocate unhealthy behavior depicts obscenity; contains sexually suggestive messages, language or symbols)
Sec V. D no. 25 pg. 29
Posing and uploading pictures on the Internet that entail ample body exposure.

copy and paste ra ni from fb. not sure if true ang mga sections and numbers. Basin naay maka confirm ani?

even if naa ni sila na violations, always remember na once outside na sa school, a person can do anything. An establishment can only uphold their own rules if you are in their property or grounds. The terms the school wants is simply unconstitutional and unacceptable in the court of law.

Always remember if it is legal under philippine law, it is perfectly legal. Simple.

[onigz]

even if naa ni sila na violations, always remember na once outside na sa school, a person can do anything. An establishment can only uphold their own rules if you are in their property or grounds. The terms the school wants is simply unconstitutional and unacceptable in the court of law.

Always remember if it is legal under philippine law, it is perfectly legal. Simple.

naa ka point bro.. agree ko nimo

[istoryamember]

even if naa ni sila na violations, always remember na once outside na sa school, a person can do anything. An establishment can only uphold their own rules if you are in their property or grounds. The terms the school wants is simply unconstitutional and unacceptable in the court of law.

Always remember if it is legal under philippine law, it is perfectly legal. Simple.

well, check Sec V. D no. 8 pg.28 what is says. The fact nga pag enrol pa lang sa student kabalo na sila sa balaod, wala nalng unta sila patuga tuga ug padayon. Wala man na sila pugsa pag enrol ana nga school

[Vedelle]

i have nothing against about having fun..because i too, loves to have fun..and been to that stage too...but one should be responsible for their actions...in every institution it maybe school, company, govt offices, etc. there are always rules and regulations to follow...so its your call if you will follow those rules and regulations or violate them..as long as you are ready to face the consequences that comes after violating those rules...

[istoryamember]

Maceda also cited a Supreme Court ruling which said that the school could punish students even if the act is committed outside school premises and not connected to campus-related functions - as long as the misconduct "involves his status as a student or affects the good name of the school."

Bikini, Facebook and school policies: A complex legal maze

[labyrinthbw]

even if naa ni sila na violations, always remember na once outside na sa school, a person can do anything. An establishment can only uphold their own rules if you are in their property or grounds. The terms the school wants is simply unconstitutional and unacceptable in the court of law.

Always remember if it is legal under philippine law, it is perfectly legal. Simple.

please back read boss. an istoryan posted a SC ruling cited by Maceda that private schools can impose sanctions on misconduct even outside school premises or non-school related activities. i can no longer find it, sorry
but anyway, the school still has the right to penalize students who violates the school's code of conduct. and i definitely agree with this since the student carries the name of the school whether she's in or out of the school compound.

@istoryamember i confirm that what you posted (got from fb) is correct.

[®ecycle bin]

Ayaw sab kalimti, bata, a student, also a minor ang whistle-blower. Katong bata pa ta, maka-huna-huna ba ta og weigh in sa all possibilities especially about anang korte-korte? Dili intawn oi. Ang ato kay kung dili maayo sa atong pag-tan-aw, isumbong jud nato sa atong mama og katigulangan. Di ba mao na ang gitudlo sa atong mga inahan og amahan og sa mga magtutudlo?

spare me, when i was in high school i have a responsibility and usually take students to some places outside the school campus i came from a catholic school also... and to tell you 4th yr high school 15 yrs ago is more matured than 4th yr high school of today...