P.R. Laws tit. 18, § 14
(a) General Regulations for the Students of the Puerto Rico Public Education System. — Students shall try to resolve problems in non-violent ways and through dialogue. Maintain respect for their fellow students, their teachers and the school authorities.
(b) Students shall report any violent act, crime, vandalism and threat of which they become aware to the school director, a teacher or to a parent or guardian.
(c) Students shall actively participate in the crime prevention programs of their school.
(d) Students shall cooperate with the school administration in the identification of places that are conducive to delinquent behavior within the school.
(e) Students shall learn how to avoid becoming victims of a crime within the school. In order to achieve this, they shall stay away from dangerous places with poor lighting and visibility.
(f) Students shall seek help from any member of the school community when they face a situation that may turn out to be dangerous to their physical integrity or safety.
History —May 31, 2006, No. 110, § 3.02.