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NNPS - Parent Rights and Responsibilities - 2026-2027 Handbook Extract

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School Policies and Code of Conduct Right Parents have the right to be informed of school policies, including the student code of conduct and disciplinary procedures, as required by the Code of Virginia (搂22.1-279.3). Responsibility Parents have the responsibility to review, understand, and support school policies and to discuss them with their child. Religious Freedom Right Parents have the right to direct the religious upbringing of their child consistent with constitutional protections. Responsibility Parents have the responsibility to respect the religious rights and freedoms of others within the school community. Student Conduct and Discipline Right Parents have the right to receive notice of disciplinary actions and to due process as outlined in school policies and state law. Responsibility Parents have the responsibility to cooperate with school officials in addressing student behavior and to participate in conferences, interventions, or disciplinary processes when requested. Attendance Right Parents have the right to be informed of attendance requirements and compulsory attendance laws (搂22.1- 254). Responsibility Parents have the responsibility to ensure their child attends school regularly and to provide proper documentation for absences in accordance with state law. Safety and Welfare Right Parents have the right to expect that the school will take reasonable steps to ensure the safety and well- being of students. Responsibility Parents have the responsibility to inform the school of any conditions, concerns, or situations that may affect their child鈥檚 safety or the safety of others. Transportation Right Parents have the right to expect safe and orderly transportation when provided by the school. Responsibility Parents have the responsibility to ensure their child understands and follows transportation rules and behaves in a safe and appropriate manner. 36
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