A formal statement issued by a state, education agency, institution, or governing authority that outlines the rights and protections students are entitled to within an educational system. These rights commonly address access to quality instruction, safety, non-discrimination, due process, transparency, and, in some cases, preparation for further education or employment. Student Bills of Rights may be codified in statute or regulation (and legally enforceable) or may function as institutional policy commitments.

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