Students have a right to:

• Experience a rich and appropriate education.
• Be treated with respect and dignity.
• Learn from their mistakes.
• Be heard and have their feelings and opinions respected by others.
• Participate in decisions about their own education.
• A safe school where personnel and community property are safe.

Students have a responsibility to:

• Contribute to a positive learning environment.
• Treat others with dignity and respect, and not treat others differently because of their race, ethnicity, religion, age, appearance, gender, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status.
• Help others learn from their mistakes.
• Speak up if you see the rights of others abused.
• Listen to others and respect the rights of others to express themselves, their feelings, and their opinions.
• Help to create an environment where personal and community property are respected and safe from harm or misuse.

LEARNING is West Valley Mid-Level campus’s #1 PRIORITY! We think student’s most important reason for attending school is to acquire the attitudes, skills, and information necessary to become a contributing and positive member of society. For students to meet our learning expectations, they are responsible for the following:

• Keeping a positive attitude.
• Having prompt and regular attendance.
• Bringing assignments and materials to class daily.
• Turn in daily work and homework on time.
• Ask for assistance or further explanation when in doubt
• Follow the guidelines in the student handbook.
• Out-of-district students who fail any class at the end of any term may have their permission to attend West Valley School District revoked.