High School

Most high school students are too young for the corporal punishment rules to apply to them, except for the ones in their final year. For this reason, many high schools have been divided into two parts: one for the three years before the students turn eighteen and one for the year that they are eighteen.

Of course, the rules for the over-eighteen part of high school are vastly different than the rules for the under-eighteen portion. These new rules were put in place to help students to understand the purpose and uses of corporal punishment before they are thrust into the real world.

In most cases, these rules are not overly harsh, as opposed to the intense rules of colleges and companies. The goal is usually not brutal punishment, but education and reform.

The one exception to this theory is detention. Most corporal punishments are given during school hours so outside school options, like detention, are rarely used. This means that when it is necessary, it is almost always for severe circumstances. In these cases, more **** measures may be taken to stomp out any misconduct and unruliness.

Not all high schools follow this format, but more and more of them are adopting these policies or creating their own variations.

They are also starting to change the wardrobe for their female students, requiring skimpier outfits under the guise of making the student body more uniform. While most of these outfits are composed of short skirts and tight shirts, they are different depending on the school and the part of the country that the school is located in.

This is a general overview of high school in the Discipline Society, but you can read more about specific details in new chapters coming soon.