Hyde Park Academy of Science & Math

Students

Students at Hyde Park Middle School have the right to:
...expect that at least one teacher will know them well.
...participate actively in the learning process.
...develop a positive self-image as a valuable human being.
...experience an acceptable program of general education.
...participate in exploratory experiences, knowing that they will do a better job in some areas than in others.
...share in decision making and the acceptance of responsibility within acceptable guidelines offering security.
...know that they are more important than the program or curriculum.
...have a “catch up” time during which they may consolidate and expand the skills they should have learned.
...find, in the extracurricular programs, satisfying activities which engage their attention and meet their individual needs.
...make an orderly and sensible transition from elementary to secondary education.
...feel safety and security while going to and from school, while on campus, or while participating in any school-sponsored program.
...receive courtesy and respect from students, teachers, and other adults on campus.
...act responsibly.
...have up-to-date and pertinent studies with equipment and materials of good condition.
...have a clean and pleasant school setting.
...have classes with goals they can achieve.
...have personal property treated with respect.
...have parents and responsible adults speak on their behalf.
...have their rights respected through due process.