All incoming students will participate in Act 104 Sexual Violence Education Training as part of CPI’s orientation program. The orientation will cover the following: 1. Discussion of sexual violence, drug and alcohol-related sexual violence, and affirmative consent. 2. Information on risk education and personal protection. 3. Information on assistance, medical attention and reporting sexual violence. 4. CPI policies on student conduct, privacy, and confidentiality. Additional information related to sexual violence, prevention and awareness will be distributed to new students throughout the school year in the form of lecture/discussion, videos, and written materials. PROPERTY DAMAGE OR DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY Students and guests are expected to act with consideration for the property of CPI and of individual persons. The following offenses are regarded as gross misconduct: 1. Willful or careless misuse, damage, or destruction of the property of CPI, including the deliberate defacement of buildings, sidewalks, walls, trees, furnishings, or equipment. The penalty for willful or careless damage will ordinarily include charges for replacement or repair, plus disciplinary action, including possible legal proceedings. 2. Theft or unauthorized borrowing, or conspiracy to commit theft. While CPI does not assume responsibility for losses incurred by students which may result from vandalism or theft, it will support actions taken against those persons responsible for such activities, whether such action is initiated through CPI’s conduct policy and/or by the local police. 3. Personal belongings of students are not covered under CPI’s insurance policy. CPI assumes no responsibility for personal property lost, damaged, or destroyed by theft, vandalism, fire, smoke, rain, wind, hail, or water. CPI recommends students procure their own homeowner’s or renter’s insurance to protect their belongings in the case of loss, damage, or theft.
- Subject
- ACT
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026
- Source
- cpi.edu