There is to be no smoking or vaping. There is to be no possession of cigarettes, e-cigarettes or any associated liquid or paraphernalia.

There is to be no possession or use of any narcotics, marijuana, illegal drugs, or prescription drugs not prescribed for the user; drug paraphernalia; matches; firecrackers (or similar devices); knives or any other sharp or dangerous objects.

There will be no possession or consumption of any alcoholic beverages.

There will be no shoplifting or theft of any kind.

If a participant is caught in violation of any of the above statements, the participant will immediately be sent home at parents’ expense. Furthermore, CBIYG and the collaborators reserves the right to impose additional sanctions in connection with this or any other improper behavior as it sees fit.

For overnight events, at no time are males permitted in sleeping rooms or on floors occupied by females, and at no time are females permitted in sleeping rooms or on floors occupied by males.

Each participant is expected to maintain proper decorum and attitude during the entire program.

Disruptive behavior (including but not limited to inappropriate sexual behavior) will not be tolerated. Any inappropriate messages or content shared by anyone in any manner during an event will be considered a violation of the code of conduct.

No participant may leave an event early without the express permission of the CBI or other Youth Director or other designated staff member. At overnight events, participants must be at all scheduled programs and, during specified free time, remain within boundaries set forth by the Youth Directors or other designated staff member.

During events, each participant is expected to maintain appropriate conduct as a Conservative Jew (including observance of Shabbat and kashrut).

Participants are expected to dress appropriately. Clothing on which profanity or inappropriate language, pictures, or symbols are written, printed, or depicted is prohibited. Clothing should not be made of see-through material, and undergarments should not be visible. Clothing should be of an appropriate length such that a person’s private areas are covered and not accentuated.

To celebrate and mark the important distinction between Shabbat and the rest of the week, appropriate Shabbat attire is required on Shabbat. Each participant is expected and encouraged to bring and use a head covering at appropriate times, and tallit and tefillin at Shacharit (morning) services. For participants not yet of b’nai mitzvah age, only head coverings are expected. The Youth Directors or other designated staff member responsible for the program may determine that because of weather, location of event, or nature of the activity, variations or exceptions may be permitted or necessary.

CBIYG and its collaborators have a zero-tolerance policy regarding any bullying, hazing, or harassment. This includes cyberbullying--that is, bullying that occurs using the internet, a mobile phone, or other technology to engage in any of the following inappropriate misconduct: posting nasty or threatening comments on someone’s social networking profile; sending anonymous text or picture messages to intimidate or embarrass; hacking existing website accounts or creating fake profiles of people to intimidate or embarrass; scaring or embarrassing others; or spreading rumors or trying to isolate others using technology. The above list is not exclusive of other such conduct. Any individual involved in these or similar acts will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including removal from our programs.