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bobbieinok

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5. Isn't there a SCOTUS decision from Vietnam era that contradicts her claim?

Reply to ffr (Original post)

Thu Mar 1, 2018, 10:15 PM

Mar 2018

I think a student in IA was disciplined for 'disrupting the school day.' It was not a demonstration. I think he had an anti-war slogan on a t-shirt. So maybe demostrations not covered by court decision, but rationale for discipline would be??

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Maine: SAD 13 superintendent warns students, staff not to participate in gun protest [View all] ffr Mar 2018 OP

I hope they do it anyway. Freedomofspeech Mar 2018 #1

a note from a parent should be sufficient nt msongs Mar 2018 #2

Probably not. Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #6

she "...oversees school in Moscow..." TheCowsCameHome Mar 2018 #3

I dont understand. Liberal Jesus Freak Mar 2018 #4

No. The school's attendance policy is subject to the local school board. Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #10

Thank you Ms. Toad. Liberal Jesus Freak Mar 2018 #16

Isn't there a SCOTUS decision from Vietnam era that contradicts her claim? bobbieinok Mar 2018 #5

Black armband, Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #7

Tinker v Des Moines is the one you're thinking of, and no.. ahh, Ms. Toad got there first. n/t X_Digger Mar 2018 #9

The're family friends, Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #11

.. X_Digger Mar 2018 #20

Civil obedience has consequences. Why are some surprised? X_Digger Mar 2018 #8

Small price to pay. blake2012 Mar 2018 #12

It's okay, they can just go to BU (edit: or MIT, also on record) moriah Mar 2018 #13

I was curious about what the penalty is, and it seems there may be none marylandblue Mar 2018 #14

The ACLU expresses it this way ffr Mar 2018 #15

An unexcused absence is the penalty LeftInTX Mar 2018 #19

Rebar reinforcing the crumbling conservative concrete with vindictiveness ProudLib72 Mar 2018 #17

+1 The era of conservatives and their corrupt deceitful ways is coming to and end. ffr Mar 2018 #18