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A Tennessee high school student is suing his school district, claiming his First Amendment rights were violated after being suspended for posting three memes on Instagram
Jason Quick: Tennessee School Suspends Student For Posting Instagram Memes Mocking Principal all of which were humorous jabs at the school principal, who had
A student at a Tennessee high school lampooned his school principal, off campus and outside of school hours, by posting some mocking memes online.
When students engage in nondisruptive speech off school grounds, their public schools can't punish them.
“Administrators cannot wield vague social media policies to punish nondisruptive, off-campus satire,” an attorney representing the student said.