Student Rights Report Card

In my school, when school officials see bullying or harassment, they do something about it.

In my school, students are punished fairly, and not for minor behavior.

In my school, suspensions are rare.

In my school, transgender and nonbinary students are allowed to use the bathrooms and locker rooms they want to use.

In my school, student mental health is taken seriously, and there are enough counselors and resources available.

In my school, students who struggle in school are given the help they need.

In my school, students are allowed to have pro-LGBTQ+ student groups and express pro-LGBTQ+ viewpoints.

• It is enforced equally for nonbinary students, girls, and boys (regardless of gender identity).
• Skinnier students are dress coded as much as girls with thicker, curvier bodies.
• White girls are dress coded as much as Black and brown girls.
• Even if students violate the dress code, they are allowed to remain in class/school.
• Trans and nonbinary students are allowed to comply in a way that makes sense for their gender.

In my school, transgender and nonbinary students are allowed to play on the sports teams they want to play on.

In my school, pregnant students and students with kids are allowed to stay in school and supported in their education.

In my school, students who don’t have a stable place to live are supported.

In my school, we learn about LGBTQ+ people and history, including about LGBTQ+ people of color.

In my school, we have sex education that talks about LGBTQ+ people, sexual orientation and gender identity in a positive way.

In my school, students are treated fairly. This includes students of different races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, genders, national origins, and abilities.