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Staff warns seniors they can lose school privileges for violations on Disneyland trip
Summary
A staff member reviewed conduct rules for the senior Disneyland trip, warning students they could be removed from school privileges if ejected by park security.
Mr. Escobar, a staff member, told students during the morning bulletin that the senior class trip to Disneyland carries behavioral rules and school consequences.
He said the park has authority to remove guests for misconduct and that the school will act if students are ejected. “You cannot use any vulgar language. You cannot do any line cutting… inappropriate outfits… and of course, obviously no like drugs or alcohol,” Mr. Escobar said. He added that the park “does have the right to kick you out, and if they kick you out and we’re aware… you are removed” from associated school privileges.
The announcement spelled out conduct expectations — language, queuing, dress and prohibited substances — without listing any appeals process or an exhaustive list of disciplinary steps. The speaker emphasized that Disneyland’s authority to eject guests is separate from school discipline but said the school will respond when notified.
Students heard the rules as part of the morning bulletin; no formal policy document or additional details about which specific school privileges would be revoked were provided in the announcement.
