DUE PROCESS STATEMENT

The law recognizes that children have basic rights just as their parents do. Court rulings require that children's rights can not be violated or abridged simply because they are young, attend school, and are subject to school rules. When major behavioral problems occur, the school must provide due process to the child. As parents, you should know that your child is entitled to know what he may have done wrong, who said he did it, and what the consequences will be. He is also entitled to present his side of the story and the reasons he acted as he did.

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