What are the rights as a student?
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As a student, you have the right to:
Attend school and receive a free public school education from kindergarten to age 21 or until you receive your high school diploma;
Be in a safe and supportive learning environment free from discrimination, harassment, bullying, and bigotry;
Receive a written copy of the school’s policies and procedures,including the Disciplinary Code and the school district’s Bill of Student Rights;
Be informed about diploma requirements, including courses, examinations, and how to receive assistance to meet those requirements;
Receive professional instruction;
Know the grading criteria for each subject area and/or course offered by the school and receive grades for schoolwork completed based on established criteria;
Be notified in a timely manner of the possibility of failing a course or being required to repeat a grade;
Be notified of the right to appeal holdover decisions or failing grades;
Access and review education records if you are in high school;
Have your school records kept confidential; and
Receive guidance, counseling, and advice for personal, social, educational, career, and vocational development.