Constitution for A School--An attempt at a perfect school system pt. 2

Bill of Rights:

1^st Amendment: Every person has the right to an equal education, regardless of wealth, gender, race, religion, or intelligence. The amount of an educational experience a student wishes to pursue, will be the amount they get in return.

2^nd Amendment: No teacher can ever verbally or physically abuse a child for any reason. The judicial branch will deal with any discipline, and any violators will be given a verbal warning the first time, a written warning the second. The third occurrence will lead to a firing of said offender.

3^rd Amendment: Every person has the right to freely practice their own religion at school, as long as it does not infringe on any rights of the others.

4^th Amendment: The school newspaper and any other press are allowed free speech of any topic as long as it is not slander.

5^th Amendment: Students are allowed to express their own opinions, regardless of if they are the popular belief, as long as it does not endanger or slander any other person.

6^th Amendment: Every person has the right to hearing if they are being accused, with a lawyer to defend them. Everyone is innocent until proven guilty.

7^th Amendment: No cruel or unusual punishment is allowed for any child or adult. Expulsion must be ratified by the executive branch as well as the judicial branch. Corporal punishment is not allowed.

8^th Amendment: No student or teacher is allowed to be searched without a warrant issued by the principal. This warrant must have due cause, like suspected drug dealing or stolen merchandise.

9^th Amendment: Everyone has the right to vote or run for any office in the government of the school. No discrimination is allowed.

10^th Amendment: Any trial that goes on must happen within the week of the accusation, and the jury must be impartial.
Sincerely Sydney