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STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN DECISIONMAKING

A primary task of the school is to create a stimulating learning climate which develops active involvement of students in their education and develops a spirit of inquiry. This climate is created when students work together with school staff in such activities as planning and evaluating school programs.

The Board believes that students should:

1. Feel free to express, without fear, their own opinions, recognizing that every privilege and right has a corresponding responsibility;

2. Be involved in the planning of assembly programs and school-sponsored forums of interest;

3. Be encouraged to participate in student government organizations that provide students with a voice in school affairs; and

4. Be encouraged to participate in a variety of extra-class activities to broaden their educational experiences.

Adoption Date: April 8, 1993