Xavier's School House Rules

• No stealing or 'borrowing' property that does not belong to you.
• No underage drinking/smoking.
• No illegal drugs.
• No firearms/weapons unless you've permission/reasons. (IE: Staff confirmation.)
• No roughhousing (especially with powers!)
• No destructive/harmful pranks.
• No students over-nighting in a dorm room belonging to a member of the opposite sex.
• The school maintains a zero-tolerance policy for harassment or discrimination on grounds of gender, sexuality, race, religion, economic status or genetic makeup.
• Pets are allowed on a case-by-case basis if they are well cared for, non-dangerous, and do not cause property damage.
• Dorm rooms should be kept in a state of cleanliness suitable for maintaining health and a good living environment.
• Curfew for students on weekdays: 11 pm. Weekends: 1:30 am. Quiet Hours are between 11pm and 6 am.
• Access to the Cerebro chamber is restricted to Professors Xavier and Grey and anyone allowed to accompany them. Violation of this rule is a Level 3 offence.
• Students are not permitted to access the Danger Room without faculty supervision.
• No unauthorized modification of the Danger Room and/or its programs.
• No malicious use of mutant powers.
• No cheating, with or without powers.
• Any use of powers to manipulate or attack another student, staff, or faculty member will result in suspension. Please Note: Students are allowed to use their powers in training sessions and casual sport/play outside the mansion. Within the mansion, please use discretion and avoid causing damages.

Levels of offenses

Minor offences, such as breaking curfew, mild pranking, or violation of quiet hours would be a level one offence. A level two offence would involve such things as mild to moderate property damage due to use of powers within doors, overnighting with a boyfriend or girlfriend in their dorm room, or other more severe but still moderate powers. Level three offences are the most serious, and indicate either malicious or fraudulent intent, massive damage, or extreme negligence.

Offenses are assigned a point value (1, 2, 3) according to their severity. A total of nine points in the course of one school year will result in expulsion unless an appeal to the faculty is made and accepted.