Student Guidelines & Policies

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Dress Code

Greystone students are not governed by a formal dress code or required to wear uniforms � Greystone is not a �military� style institution. As such, students will dress appropriately given their status as representatives of Schreiner University , Greystone and most importantly, as future representatives of an academy.

What you wear and how you present yourself to others makes a statement about the person you are or hope to become. It is recommended that students dress for the weather, class and use common sense regarding fashion or fads.

Honor Code

The Greystone Honor code is embodied within the framework of the Schreiner University Student Code of Conduct. It is therefore the obligation of every Greystone student to abide by the Schreiner Student Code.

The baseline Greystone Honor Code will serve as the foundation for the Greystone Character Development program. Essentially, the Greystone Honor Code stipulates that students will not lie, cheat or steal. During the first semester, students will evaluate the code and analyze the meaning of honor, integrity, trust, respect, responsibility and accountability. Through lectures, readings and group discussions of the various academy Honor Codes, Greystone students will develop their own rendition of an Honor Code. Upon completion of this project, students will have a stake in the maintenance of their Honor Code and signify such by signing the document. A student who has contributed to the development of a Code is more apt to understand the meaning and therefore more likely to incorporate it into their day-to-day life.

It is an essential that Greystone students develop an understanding of the expectations and ramifications of an Honor Code prior to their arrival at the academy. Internalizing the concepts of honor into their daily routine while at Greystone will help to ensure students will not knowingly violate the Honor Code after they arrive at the academy.

Campus Security
The Campus Security staff provides coverage 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Their services include policy and law enforcement, emergency assistance, parking and traffic regulation, building security and institutional safety policy enforcement.

Schreiner University Security and Safety Department believes in proactive law enforcement, which emphasizes the prevention of crime through community education and awareness. A successful crime prevention program depends on the active participation of all community members at all times.

Active crime prevention participation reduces the likelihood of victimization and increases criminal apprehension. The University Security Officers make presentations on topics such as sexual assault, personal safety, and alcohol awareness.

The phone number for the Security and Safety Department is (830) 792-7450.