Naturally, the parents sued. That was my first reaction months ago to news the Supreme Court would hear the case of a high school cheerleader who sued her school district after she was booted from the cheerleading squad for a vulgar post on Snapchat. Weâre a litigious society, so of course the parents made cheerleading a federal case. Really, folks? But. Why were school officials in the eastern Pennsylvania town so calcified and controlling they couldnât find a teachable moment in the social media rant of a 14 year old? Brandi Levy had blown off steam not at school but on her personal cell phone to her friends on a Saturday afternoon at the Cocoa Hut convenience store.