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As Moms For Liberty leaders pored over binders filled with hundreds of book titles searching for “pornographic material” in Colorado Springs School District 11 libraries, Courtney Hertner, a D11 parent,
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Supreme Court has long recognized that students have their own First Amendment rights in school.
The Supreme Court has long recognized that students have their own First Amendment rights in school.
Removing books from school libraries can violate students’ First Amendment rights, according to a summary of laws sent to school by the Utah Attorney General’s Office. The Summary also includes state laws that define materials harmful to minors. A state school board committee met to develop a model policy on school libraries but reached no consensus.
The Supreme Court has long recognized that students have their own First Amendment rights in school.