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When a student damages school property, it is important that he/she face consequences and make efforts at restitution.
Intentional Damage[edit]
- If something is broken intentionally, the student typically pays the majority of the cost.
- For example, a window broken intentionally costs the student ¥30,000, and if the window is particularly expensive, the student will pay more.
- If, due to financial constraints, the family will have difficulty paying, a combination of money and work hours may be negotiated by the principal in consultation with the head of school.
Accidental Damage[edit]
- If something is broken by accident, the student may be expected to do work as restitution under the supervision of the maintenance department.
- The number of hours depends on the cost of the item and the situation, and is decided by the principal in consultation with the head of school.