Kids on Campus Program Eligibility

To ensure all students have a safe and enjoyable experience at Kids on Campus and get the most out of this opportunity, they must be able to meet the following requirements. Students who do not meet the requirements and expectations below may result in exclusion from activities or dismissal from Kids on Campus.  

THE STUDENT MUST BE ABLE TO:

Self-regulate behaviors without frequent or consistent prompting (e.g., vocalizing, tapping, pacing, etc.).  

• One verbal or nonverbal prompt is allowed. 
• Follow and implement expected behavior without needing repeated instructions or clarification. 
• Participate in typical classroom activities independently, without direct support from the teacher or assistant to initiate or complete tasks. This includes, but is not limited to: 
• Engaging in class-wide or small group discussions. 
• Completing written assignments independently. 
• Follow a set of instructions from the teacher, including both academic and behavioral instructions. 
• Be able to collaborate in small groups to create a product to which the student has made an active contribution.

STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO:

Adhere to the HCC Code of Conduct, maintaining high standards of honor and good citizenship by conducting themselves in a responsible manner that reflects positively on themselves and the college. This includes respecting the rights of others and contributing to a learning environment free from harm caused by inappropriate behavior. Students should demonstrate appropriate behavior and language, following HCC and KOC policies and procedures (see HowardCC.edu/StudentConduct).  

• Behave in a friendly, cooperative manner toward peers, instructors, and staff. 
• Show respect for the ideas, persons, and property of others. 
• Work independently and remain focused on tasks until completed. 

Failure to adhere to the above expectations may result in exclusion from activities or dismissal from Kids on Campus, particularly for behaviors such as:  

• Bullying 
• Disrupting the learning environment 
• Jeopardizing the safety of oneself or others 
• Leaving the assigned area without staff supervision 
• Stealing or vandalizing college or personal property
• Using profanity 

Note: For students unable to meet the program eligibility expectations, continued program participation will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.