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Teen cheerleader s Snapchat brings Supreme Court clash over schools and free speech

Teen cheerleader s Snapchat brings Supreme Court clash over schools and free speech
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Agencies: Teachers need vaccines – Times News Online

Agencies: Teachers need vaccines – Times News Online
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U S Supreme Court to decide if Pa school district can punish cheerleader over profane SnapChat post

U.S. Supreme Court to decide if Pa. school district can punish cheerleader over profane SnapChat post Updated Jan 15, 2021; Posted Jan 15, 2021 The Snapchat app is displayed on the home screen of an iPhone.(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)Getty Images Facebook Share A civil rights battle over the profane SnapChat posts of a disgruntled Pennsylvania high school cheerleader has gone all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. In agreeing to hear an appeal by Mahoney Area School District, the justices will take up the issue of whether school officials have the right to discipline students for off-campus, after-school comments or if such speech is completely protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

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Mahanoy Area cheerleader s suit over profane SnapChat post heads to U S Supreme Court

Mahanoy Area School District is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case of whether a junior varsity cheerleader's SnapChat comments give the district the right to discipline students for off-campus, after-school comments.

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Pa teachers union criticizes guidance calling for elementary students to go back to classrooms

Pa. teachers union criticizes guidance calling for elementary students to go back to classrooms Updated Jan 08, 2021; Pennsylvania’s largest teachers union is criticizing new guidance from Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration encouraging school districts to return elementary students to classrooms wherever possible. Rich Askey, president of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, outlined a number of concerns about the new guidance for schools issued Thursday. He cited the high number of coronavirus cases around the commonwealth and a lack of state direction to ensuring the safety of students and staff. “There is nothing Pennsylvania educators want more than to be back in the classroom with their students,” Askey said in a statement. “But rushing students back at the height of a pandemic with no clear plan to enforce health and safety guidelines will set back our efforts to achieve that goal.”

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