Did you ever read your Student Handbook?

[Ice Burn]

Back in highschool, I had to because they gave us a long exam on it. If we didn't do good, bawas sa conduct grade.

As for college, merely skimmed over it.

[roadrunner]

*** HANDBOOK????

[tRiStAn]

In high school we were told to memorize the handbook by heart. On the very first day of class, we were told to memorize our Alma Mater song, the lyrics of which can be found at the back of the handbook. Besides that, our principal was an old priest who seemed to always have a sore tooth. He would corner students in the corridor just to know whether they've read the handbook or not. I pity those who spent hours in his office doing all sorst of errands, just because they forgot a line or two from the handbook.

In college, I just read the rules on absences, tardiness, and grade requirement. ;)



[This message has been edited by tRiStAn (edited 09-06-2000).]

[BadGiRL]

yup.... lalo na bago yung student handbook namin now... :D kaya alam kong minor offense ang may litter sa 3 feet radius mo at ndi mo pinulot..minor offense yun.... :D kaya pala ang linis sa amin.

[uptowngirl]

I read both my Student Handbooks in Grade School and High School. In College... what handbook? http://www.pinoyexchange.com/lol.gif Haven't seen one!

[GirlNextDoor]

high school and college...opo. pero nde naman cover to cover. mga stuff lang about proper attire, littering, ID offenses, no eating areas...mga ganun lang. :)

[frenzy]

Just read a couple of pages, and threw it! It doesn't make any sense!

[kesler]

Yup...I was asked to read overnite...kasi yung new student handbook had many errors in it kaya, they asked several people to help in going through all the pages...pero ako lang ata yung ***** na nagpa-uto at pausin yun overnite. And yes I am in my 3rd "reading"...lalo na course cards na bukas...

[brasil_8]

read it once- when i was contemplating on whether or not to file an LOA http://www.pinoyexchange.com/lol.gif naghahanap ako ng valid reasons for filing an LOA ;)

[sofia g9]

It's really funny kase during college we had a subject during our first term called seperde w/c required us to know PART of the Handbook...pero yung basahin siya talaga, never had the patience to read it through the end...sheesh....
but just a few weeks ago, with nothing to do, i actually found it in my room and started reading it...page to page...ay naku...
now, when i think about it...hhhhmmmmm.... http://www.pinoyexchange.com/blush.gif

[firewoman]

I just ran through it and that's it!
I've had handbook since my ol' elem. days til now that im in college. Para ng addt'l subject, hehe :p

[ollagram_12]

no pero after ko magkaroon ng 350php fee sa library, OO. pag reserved book pala ang hiniram mo, 10php per hour ang charge. kasama ang sundays. :(

[Ice Burn]

bumping this...

[voltaire_mad]

I didn't read my elementary and highschool handbook. I read my college and post-grad handbooks thoroughly though.

[paralusi]

i read the section on qpi requirements.

[god_of_all]

yung college handbook, Oo.

[PrEttyD0LL]

On the very first day when the teacher hand out the handbook, I just slip it in my bag and forget it until the end of the school year na. The very first week after school is out I probably sit around my room cleaning my bag and flipping through few pages of my handbook and see baka meron naka insert na impotant things inside.... usually wala coz I never bother with it....hehe..:p

[twerpy_craphead]

yung college handbook? yeah...definitely(even if i wasnt told to do so)

[HARE]

Yes, especially about the HONORS and SCHOLARSHIP programs...I tried but I didn't make it hehe..The guideline is too tight!

[Thoma§]

of course. ;)

[cheerio_888]

yes, i did

[eudemon]

i've read it recently lang.. just to find what is our sanction for forgery..

[fox_broderick]

Yup! I'm proud I did read the students handbook thoroughly, lalo na yung discipline part. Since high school until graduate school, matiyaga kong siyang binasa. At least, in reading the student handbook, you would know a lot of things about your school - grade requirements, discipline, school activities, et al.