Center for Corporate Auditing, Responsibility and Management policy Authoring/Corporate social responsibility policy for school operators

Introduction
This policy is meant to define the social responsibilities of school operators and to guide the implementation of school policies that met the minimum requirements of this policy.

Corporate citizenship and donations

 * 1) A school should have one or several themes for continuing support of poorer communities and especially education in poorer communities, as for instance being a UNICEF partner school. The need for this requirement follows immediately from the right to education.
 * 2) A school must implement an integration policy that offers an adequate level of integration to pupils with disabilities. The need for this requirement follows immediately from equal opportunity considerations.
 * 3) A school must publicly endorse The Duty and Responsibility to Promote and Enforce the Right to Education. The need for this requirement follows immediately from the right to education.

Continuing education

 * 1) A school must implement a parent education policy. The need for this requirement follows immediately from equal opportunity considerations.
 * 2) A school must implement a set of health policies that aim to improve the health education of pupils and parents. The need for this requirement follows immediately from the right to health.
 * 3) A school must have a set of policies that regulate and monitor adequate curricular levels for secondary education, vocational education or tertiary studies after the final exams.
 * 4) A school must require parent service.
 * 5) A school must implement a policy on teaching economic ethics to pupils and parents.
 * 6) A school should implement a Cultural advancement policy and educated about cultural advancement in general.

Public sphere

 * 1) A school must offer schemes for codetermination on different levels, including the general public and parents whose children are not yet pupils of the school. The need for this requirement follows immediately from the right to public participation.
 * 2) A school must offer schemes for codetermination through pupils that are both challenging and motivating for the pupils.

Volunteering

 * 1) A school must offer at least a voluntary mentoring program that is monitored by qualified personnel and can make definite quality guarantees. The need for this requirement follows immediately from equal opportunity considerations.

Certification

 * 1) A school should seek certification through certification organizations that make definite quality guarantees about the implementation of policies, curricular standards, qualification of personnel and the quality of living for pupils.