Do we even have rights?

We're unable to wear regular clothes, it's mandatory to wear your uniform everyday. We can't say what we like when we like, so in other words we have no freedom of speech. No students are allowed to bring weapons to school, we cannot bare arms. They can search our things without permission, so they don't need any kind of warrant. We can't practice our religion in school.

They limit our rights in school, and all the rights we were taught we had we don't get to use. We basicly have to do what authority appoints us to do. No 'talking back' to teachers, whatever that means. Which is unfair, well to a certain extent it is.

Describe, in a paragraph, what each branch of government does.

Branch one is legislative which connects to house of representatives and the senate, The legislative branch gives congress the power to make laws and this is made by senate and house of representatives.
The executive branch makes sure that the laws of the Untied States are obeyed. The president is head of that branch he also gets help from the vice president.
Judicial branch is made up by the court system. The supreme court is the highest form of court in the land. They decide how the rules applied and what they mean. They make sure that the laws that are being made don't brake the constitution's rules.

To me the legislative branch is the weakest and the judicial branch has the most power. The legislative can make all the laws that they want but the have to be approved by each house. So it's pretty tough to get laws passed. The supreme court gets to choose how the laws apply to the state and gets to choose whether they get used or not.