What are the rights and obligations of the high school student?
Verified 04 April 2022 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)
If you are a high school student, you have rights that you can exercise alone or together (freedom of assembly, freedom of association, freedom of publication). You also have obligations. These rights and obligations prepare you for your responsibilities as a citizen. Rules and regulations The following describes how they are applied in your school.
Your individual rights are as follows:
- Right to protection from physical or psychological violence
- Right to respect for one's work and property
- Freedom of conscience, information and expression
You must exercise these rights with tolerance and respect for other students and adults. The defamatory or offensive remarks are prohibited.
Freedom of assembly
This right is exercised in every high school.
You cannot request a meeting on your own. You can group with other students to do this, through your delegates or a high school association.
The delegates students or a high school association then request permission to organize a meeting outside hours of classes at the head school. In particular, they must explain to him the purpose of the meeting.
The school head may object, particularly if the meeting might disturb the normal functioning of the school. It may also decide to accept the organization of the meeting. In this case, it can provide you with a place to welcome you.
Freedom of association
Creating an Association
You can create an association in your high school if you are an adult.
The articles of association must be deposited with the head of establishment and validated by the board of directors.
The association may be domiciled in the establishment.
Please note
the association must respect the principles of neutrality and secularism (it must not be politically or religiously active).
House of the high school students
It is an association that replaces the socio-educational home. All high school students can join.
Its management (presidency, secretariat, treasury) is carried out by high school students who are at least 16 years old.
The Maison des lycéens can organize or participate in cultural, sporting or humanitarian events.
Freedom of publication
You can write a post and distribute it freely in your high school.
However, such publication shall not prejudice the rights of another person. Nor must it be contrary to public order, be abusive or defamatory.
If not, you are in infringement and you can be punished. The head of establishment may also suspend or prohibit the dissemination of this publication.
The head teacher shall make available to the delegates pupils and the council of delegates for high school life billboards (and if possible a room).
The rules and regulations has rules that you must follow in the classroom, in the school and around it.
In particular, you must respect the following school rules:
- Respect the authority of teachers
- Respect course and activity schedules
- Show up with their correspondence booklet and the necessary equipment
- Do the work the teacher asked for
- Enter class and walk the corridors calmly
- Entering high school with proper dress
- Adopt correct language
- Be respectful towards adults and other pupils inside or outside the school, including through the use of the internet
- Respect and defend equality between girls and boys
You are also prohibited from engaging in violent behavior, and from participating in a dangerous or humiliating game for another student.
You must also respect the equipment of the establishment and keep the premises clean.
Concerning use of the mobile phonerules and regulations , the processor shall specify whether it is authorized, limited or prohibited. Rules and regulations rules and regulations If the restriction or prohibition is provided for in the directive, the penalty for use shall also be provided for in the
Reminder
he is no smoking or vaping in schools. Alcohol and drug use is also prohibited.
You risk a punishment or punishment rules and regulations planned by the
Example :
if you forget your school materials, your teacher may punish you with an extra assignment.
Some serious acts, such as hazing may be punished criminally.
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- Education Code: Articles R511-1 to D511-5Rights and obligations of pupils in secondary schools
- Education Code: Articles R421-2 to R421-7Rules and regulations Rights and duties defined by the
- Circular n°2010-009 of January 29, 2010 relating to the house of high school students
- Circular n°2010-129 of 24 August 2010 on the responsibility and commitment of high school students
- Rules and regulations Circular No. 2011-112 of 1 August 2011 on the education institutions
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