Discipline is the end result of what one has learned in class and through his dealings with other people. As a mature individual, the Reedley student does not have to be constantly reminded of rules and regulations because he has a personal commitment to create an environment conducive for learning and healthy living.

Discipline is not the same as punishment. It is not the school’s idea of repressing young and energetic people. It is not meant to humiliate or put anyone down. On the contrary, Reedley International School views discipline as an on-going training course for all students to develop self-control and give deference to others.

In this pursuit to achieve such maturity, however, each student must see clearly how the school intends to preserve discipline and order in school so that he or she may respond appropriately.

The manifestation of maturity and discipline is centered on the school's adherence to a policy of "No to Drugs, No to Bullying & No to Rudeness". It is the pursuit of the school to uphold this policy and to fashion every Reesian in this mold.