After a preface in which Judge Robert Landry cites the importance of the Galt Decision, the paper summarizes the rights of students in elementary and secondary schools. This is presented through case histories. The decisions are grouped into the categories of freedom of expression, search and seizure, dress and grooming, invasion of privacy, and discipline. The rights of students in programs of teacher education are then discussed in ten parts: the right of equal opportunity; the right of freedom of assembly and association; the right of petition; the rights of due process and equal protection; the rights of speech and press; the right of freedom of religion; the rights of person, property, and privacy; the right to dissent; the right against self-incrimination; and the right to trial by jury of peers. The final section presents a Bill or Rights for future teachers. Student teachers' and interns' rights are elaborations and extensions of the previous analysis on the rights of children and youth in lower schools. (Author)