Code of Conduct

Multiple Choice

What does the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA) provide to parents and students age 18+?

• It allows parents and students to opt out of certain surveys and inspect materials.

• It requires students to participate in all school surveys.

• It gives teachers more authority over student information.

• It removes all privacy protections for students.

Open Ended

Why is it important for students and parents to understand the Student Code of Conduct, especially regarding privacy and safety?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 protected survey areas listed in the Code of Conduct?

• Political beliefs or affiliations

• Mental or psychological problems

• Sexual behavior or attitudes

• Physical fitness level

Multiple Choice

What is the correct order for addressing school-related complaints according to the student code of conduct?

• Contact the teacher, principal, superintendent, Board of Education

• Contact the principal, teacher, superintendent, Board of Education

• Contact the superintendent, teacher, principal, Board of Education

• Contact the Board of Education, superintendent, principal, teacher

Open Ended

Explain the differences between Option A and Option B diploma pathways as described in the Alabama Student Code of Conduct.

Multiple Choice

Which emergency procedure requires students to remain secured in classrooms due to a threat inside the school?

• Heightened Awareness

• Shelter in Place

• Lockdown

• Secured Perimeter

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key responsibilities for students during emergencies, according to the Student Code of Conduct?

• Listen carefully to announcements

• Stay calm and follow directions

• Make your own plan

• Report suspicious activity

Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA)?

• To protect student information and provide certain rights to parents and students age 18+

• To allow schools to collect any information they want

• To restrict parents from accessing school surveys

• To promote marketing in schools