數條校規已經被抨擊，因為發現它們侵害了學生的權益。
最近報導指出幾間的國高中學生因談戀愛而被記過，而同時也以獎賞來鼓勵學生告發談戀愛的同儕。更誇張的是，有些學校甚至有校規警告學生不准買路邊攤的小吃、邊走邊吃，還有不准在氣溫高於攝氏12度時穿非制服的外套。
作為回應，人本教育文教基金會對此不合理校規大力抨擊，說這些校規踐踏了學生的人權，並且妨礙了學生對民主和法律規範的理解。
同樣地，台灣少年權益與福利促進聯盟秘書長葉大華批評許多學校規範和做法像是裝設閉路電視攝影機在教室裡，說是此行為公然違反台灣法律，違反了兒少的權益還有國際人權盟約。葉大華也要求擬出一份標準化的中學規範。
(Education) Schools Go Overboard with Regulations
A number of school regulations have been slammed as they have been found to infringe on students rights.
It has recently been reported that junior and senior-high students at certain schools are being punished with demerits for being in a relationship, while being encouraged with awards to tell on pupils who engage in such relationships. What is more, some schools even have regulations in place, cautioning students against buying snacks from street vendors, eating while walking, and wearing non-uniform jackets when the temperature is above 12 degrees Celsius.
In response, the Humanistic Education Foundation has hit out at these unreasonable school regulations, saying they tread on students human rights and impede students understanding of democracy and the rule of law.
Similarly, Taiwan Alliance for Advancement of Youth Rights and Welfare secretary-general Yeh Ta-hua criticized many school regulations and practices, such as the installation of closed-circuit TV cameras in classrooms, for being blatantly in violation of domestic laws regarding the rights of children and youth and international human rights covenants. Yeh also requested that a standard for middle schools regulations be drawn up.
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