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Does the First Amendment trump your Student Handbook?

The Student Handbook at Griffith Middle School in Indiana says that “Bullying is defined as a deliberately aggressive or hurtful 

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Yearbook article about being gay is criticized

“In My Element” was the theme for the 2012 yearbook at Lenoir City High School in Tennessee. The book was 

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Student banned from wearing “Jesus is not a homophobe” T-shirt

The National Day of Silence is a student-led event to raise awareness about bullying and harassment of LGBT students. Participants 

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“Scumbag Teachers” merits suspension

Three seniors at George Washington High School in San Francisco were given three-day suspensions for what they wrote on a 

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Banned from Prom for offensive dress & no date

Texanna Edwards is a senior at Gibson County High School in Tennessee. In April, 2012, she showed up at her 

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Fifth-grader’s drawing ends up in federal court

B. C. was 10 years-old and in the fifth grade at Berea Elementary School in New York. His science teacher 

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Rap song against coaches gets student suspended (decision reversed in 2014)

Taylor Bell was a senior at Itawamba Agricultural School in Mississippi. Unhappy with two of his coaches, he wrote and 

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Is bragging a crime?

Generally, a braggart is a person who talks boastfully about himself or herself. Someone who brags about their success is 

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One court says censorship extends to elementary, middle school and colleges

Julea Ward was a graduate student at Eastern Michigan University. She was studying to be a counselor. In one of 

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Student’s newspaper article on gay adoption causes stir at high school

Brandon Wegner is a 15 year-old student at Shawano Community High School in Wisconsin. The school’s journalism classes produce The 

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