Staying out of trouble

Staying out of trouble means behaving in ways that honor Christ and that promote the spiritual, academic, and social growth of all of the members of our community. Trouble comes when any member of our community rejects school or community rules or rejects those in the community who are responsible for interpreting and applying those guidelines for our life together by behaving in disrespectful, unloving ways.

Staying out of trouble means honoring your responsibilities to CAJ and the rules and expectations described in this Handbook. Your teachers will also tell you what is expected in each of your classes. Staying out of trouble in Japan means knowing the rules of life in this country. CAJ students who break the law are subject to arrest and prosecution by local authorities and, in the case of foreigners, possible expulsion from the country.