The Department of Education in Hawaii is devoted to providing a secure, inclusive, respectful, and supportive atmosphere for all students, free from any form of discrimination or harassment. To guarantee this, the Board of Education has established a Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities and a code of student conduct. All students have the right to access all laws, regulations, policies, and regulations that they are subject to. Copies of these documents and the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities should be available for inspection at the school office or at a designated location that is convenient for everyone.
The Department of Education in Hawaii is dedicated to ensuring that all students have the opportunity to receive an education that is consistent with their beliefs and values. The Board of Education has established a policy that requires schools to provide reasonable accommodations for students who wish to express their beliefs or values in a manner that does not disrupt the educational process. Schools must also provide reasonable accommodations for students who wish to participate in activities or events that are consistent with their beliefs or values. For example, if a student wishes to participate in a religious activity or event, the school must provide reasonable accommodations for them to do so.
The Board of Education also requires schools to provide reasonable accommodations for students who wish to express their beliefs or values through dress or grooming. For example, if a student wishes to wear clothing or jewelry that expresses their beliefs or values, the school must provide reasonable accommodations for them to do so. Finally, schools must also provide reasonable accommodations for students who wish to express their beliefs or values through speech. For example, if a student wishes to express their beliefs or values through speech during class time, the school must provide reasonable accommodations for them to do so.
