Student Bill of Rights

HB 3326 establishes a formal "Student Bill of Rights" for all public school students in West Virginia, outlining specific protections and access to education. It guarantees students the right to a meaningful education, safe facilities, input on curriculum, consultation with school staff, freedom from discrimination, and written notice of school rules (which must be posted in libraries and provided at registration). The bill also ensures students can voice concerns through formal grievance procedures, participate in school activities without discrimination, and exercise free speech within reasonable limits. These rights apply to all K-12 public school students and require schools to implement the provisions through written policies and accessible complaint systems.