Regulations and Policies

Since Scranton Prep has as its objective not only academic pursuits for college preparation but total development of the person, it proposes norms of behavior which are intended to promote refinement of manners, proper deportment, neatness in person and dress, punctuality, respect and courtesy for others, and a mature sense of responsibility.

School regulations are concerned with securing the environment which will allow for the orderly and energetic pursuit of academic and developmental goals.

The registration of a student is deemed a recognition on the part of the student and parents or guardian of compliance with all the rules and regulations of the school.
Continued neglect of schoolwork, disobedience, insubordination, or any conduct, either on or off the school premises, which is considered to be detrimental to the reputation of the school or the good of the student body will be considered grounds for dismissal. School authorities reserve the right to penalize students who are guilty of breaches of school discipline.

In compliance with Pennsylvania School Code HB1067, whenever a student transfers from Scranton Prep, it is common practice to request a copy of a student’s disciplinary record and ask that it be transmitted to the school to which the pupil has transferred.

Scranton Prep, as of May 1987, is in compliance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Law (AHERA, Public Law 99-519, October 22, 1986). Management plans, as required by law, are available at Prep for inspection.
Smoke-Free Environmental Policy
Scranton Preparatory School is committed to providing a healthy environment for its students, teachers, staff and administration.
The Board of Trustees, in consideration of the hazards of smoking in our learning community, mandates the entire school be a non-smoking facility.

Scranton Preparatory School is committed to providing a healthy environment for its students, teachers, staff and administration.

The Board of Trustees, in consideration of the hazards of smoking in our learning community, mandates the entire school be a non-smoking facility.