Student Rights Students shall not be deprived of their liberty, property, or right to attend school and participate in all activities of the school community without due process of law.
Students have the right to remain silent if they so desire.
Students have the right to participate in school activities regardless of race, religion, ethnic origin or economic status. Students may not be denied participation in any activity for any reason other than those established by state and school eligibility requirements and those requirements legitimately related to the purpose of the activity. The student shall be afforded the opportunity to present his side of the story through a formal or informal hearing. The principal may determine whether or not to permit the student counsel. A written record shall be kept of the time, date and location of the hearing, who was present, a summation of what was said by each person, and the conclusion resulting from the hearing.