According to the School Act (1988), a student shall conduct himself or herself so as to reasonably comply with the following code of conduct: Be diligent in pursuing studies Attend school puctually and regularly Co-operate fully with everyone authorized by the Board to provide education programs or other services Comply with the rules of the school Be accountable to teachers for his or her conduct Respect the rights of others It is important to note that this is Alberta law. It is expected by our government that students comply with these regulations. In light of this law, the staff have identified the following rights and responsibilities for all students attending Worsley School: As a student, I have the right to an education. It is my responsibility to listen, to learn, to practice, to complete school assignments, and to accept graciously remedial assistance when necessary. I will not disturb, disrupt, or interfere with the instruction given by my teachers, and/or the learning of fellow classmates. I have the right to be treated with dignity and respect. I have the responsibility to treat others with honour and polite consideration. I will not mock, harass, or humiliate other students, staff or adults. I have a right to hear and be heard in this school. It is my responsibility to help maintain a calm, peaceful, quiet school. I will not interrupt, shout, or make loud noise when others are speaking. I have a right to be safe and secure in this school. I have a responsibility not to threaten, intimidate, or be emotionally or physically abusive to others. I have the right to free expression in learning about myself and others. I have a responsibility to express my ideas and feelings in ways that are sensitive to, and not offensive or embarrassing to, other individuals or groups. I have a right to be respected for who I am. It is my responsibility to respect others as individuals, regardless of their race, ethnic or national origin, religion, age, sex, or ability I have a right to privacy and to my own personal space. I have a responsibility to respect the personal property of others, and to accept their right to privacy. I have a right to assistance and support in learning self-control. I have a reponsibility to practice self-control, and to ask for assistance when necessary. I will expect to be corrected when I abuse the rights of others, as they shall be corrected if my rights are abused. I will not silently stand by and witness the violation of the personal rights of others. I can expect that all of these rights will be mine, and that I will live up to and be accountable for my responsibilities. Student Resources | School Policies | Worsley School