Student Survey: Do I/We Have the Right?

Front

I have the right to express my opinions at school without fear of punishment.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Front

Students can wear clothing or accessories that reflect their personal beliefs at school. Options: Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Back

The answer depends on the scenario.

Front

Can schools limit what students post on social media if it affects the school environment?

Back

Yes, they can.

Front

I am able to respectfully disagree with teachers or classmates during discussions.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Front

My school cannot search my locker or personal belongings without a valid reason.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Front

My school cannot search my locker or personal belongings without a valid reason.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Front

I have the right to keep my phone and digital communications private from school staff.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Front

All students are treated equally regardless of their race, religion, or background.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Front

Students have the right to pray or practice their religion at school during free time.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario

Front

Schools can allow religious clubs or groups to meet on campus after school hours.

Back

Agree/Always, Disagree/Never, Sometimes/Depends on the Scenario