Students have the right to be heard by the school authorities when they have complaints or grievances. They have the right to receive prompt replies from the school authorities. Students have the right to physical safety and protection of personal property. Students have the right to safe buildings and sanitary facilities. Students have the right to consultation with teachers, counselors, administrators, and anyone connected with the school if they so desire.
Students have the right to choose the extracurricular activities in which they wish to be involved.
Students have the right to suggest changes in these rights through the student council and approval of the administration. Individual rights granted by the Constitution of the United States are granted to all people regardless of age, sex, color, or creed. Students have rights as individuals. The school disciplinary procedures should not violate those rights. The essential rights involved in disciplinary procedures stem from the concept of due process.