In
eleven the main idea is the First Amendment. The fact that students “do not
possess unlimited First Amendment rights in public school.” They have their
full rights off campus, but the schools have a duty to intervene when
necessary.
Chapter eleven was too much law
jargon for me. Students are obviously not allowed to do and say whatever they
want whenever they want. When they are in school or on public school property
the school has to intervene for legality reasons. Obviously, even though the
students have freedom of speech they are not allowed to use vulgar, profane, or
lewd language in the educational environment. At home it is the parents job to
intervene and monitor their actions.
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