The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) has undertaken a general program development activity in the area of student rights and responsibilities. In August 1973 a committee of professional educators was appointed to develop guidelines for the Student Rights and Responsibilities Program. During December 1973 and January 1974, the draft of the guidelines was circulated to 195 BIA schools, the 12 area offices, who distributed it to tribal leaders, the American Indian Law Students Association at the University of New Mexico, and the National Indian Youth Council. Items used to elict response were: suggested changes and additions, weakest features, strongest features, and general comments. This report is important to the total thrust in the Student Rights and Responsibilities Program since it shows that each step of the program's development was reviewed in some form or another at the grassroots level of education. A brief analysis of reactions to the draft guidelines, a copy of the instrument used relative to the review, actual comments, and a copy of the draft are included in this report. (NQ)