The have the right to participate in the development of rules and regulations which is within the jurisdiction of local school officials. Students have a right to protection from arbitrary and unreasonable decisions concerning the application of disciplinary measures. Students have the right to be informed, in writing, of the rules, which regulate behavior, as well as situations that will result in disciplinary measures, before they take effect. Students shall not be subject to corporal punishment. Students have a right to appeal all decisions and to be informed of all appeal procedures available to them.
Students have the right to be informed of the conditions under which they use school transportation.
The operational authority for school transportation should develop and implement a code of student behavior for use on vehicles under their jurisdiction. Such authorities should involve students in the development of such codes of student behavior. Students have the responsibility for being aware of and respecting the fundamental rights of others according to applicable standards of conduct or codes of behavior. Students have the responsibility for participating in the development and observance of these standards and codes. Suspension in excess of 10 days may require a formal hearing.