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​Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities

The Student Bill of Rights serves as a guide for students as they strive to become productive citizens in a diverse society and may be found within the
​ New York City Department of Education.

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I know that I have a right to:
  •  be in a safe and supportive learning environment, free from discrimination, harassment and bigotry;
  •  know what is appropriate behavior and what behaviors may result in disciplinary actions;
  •  be counseled by members of the professional staff in matters related to my behavior as it affects my education and welfare within the school;
  •  due process of law in instances of disciplinary action for alleged violations of school regulations for which I may be suspended or removed from class.
I agree to:
  •  come to school on time;
  •  appear for each of my classes at the start time, ready to begin work;
  •  be prepared with appropriate materials and assignments for all classes;
  •  show respect to all members of the learning community;
  •  resolve conflicts peacefully, and avoid fighting inside or outside of the school or at program sites;
  •  behave respectfully, without arguing, and cooperate when a staff member gives direction or makes a request.
  • I understand that I will be given an opportunity to voice my concerns at an appropriate time if I do not agree with the request;
  • take responsibility for my personal belongings and respect other people’s property;
  •  dress appropriately and do not wear any suggestive clothing including skinny tank-tops, midriffs, short-shorts, or mini-skirts;
  •  refrain from wearing clothes which have any signs of gang affiliation (e.g. scarves, bandanas) and refrain from using gang signs, calls, chants, movements, handshakes;
  •  refrain from bringing weapons, illegal drugs, controlled substances and alcohol to school;
  • refrain from bringing personal possessions that are disruptive (e.g., cell phone, beeper, pager) in school;
  •  share information with school officials that might affect the health, safety or welfare of the school community;
  • keep my parents/guardians informed about school-related matters and make sure I give them any information sent home;
  •  follow all rules in the Discipline Code;
  • behave responsibly as described in the Bill of Student Rights and Responsibilities.

Source: schools.nyc.gov/RulesPolicies/DisciplineCode/default.htm
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