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Principal Sherrill Stephens Globe High School 455 North Willow St Globe, AZ 85501 Superintendent Dr. Timothy Trent Robert Miller, Interim Business Operations Dir. 501 East Ash St Globe, AZ 85501 March 4, 2008 Dear Principal Sherrill Stephens, Superintendent Dr. Timothy Trent and Mr. Robert Miller, We are deeply concerned about the confiscation of the recent edition of Globe High [...]
See NCAC letter to Montrose High Principal here. Student Cartoons Censored – A Creative Response to Censorship For the past seven years, the art teacher at Montrose High in Montrose, Colorado has displayed the artwork of her students in the school hallways without complaint. However, in 2007, the school principal chose to remove three of the works, which she found [...]
What are they thinking? Student activists speak out
There's a censorship situation brewing in Utah, and if you're in the state, you may want to contact the Utah State Office of Education, the state Attorney General's office, and/or the high school involved to express your thoughts.
FROM THE COALITION from the Student Press Law Center February 21, 2006 WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Supreme Court announced this morning that it will not hear a case that questioned the authority of administrators at an Illinois university to censor a student newspaper that published articles critical of the school. The Court rejected a request by former student journalists [...]
The past year has uncovered unsavory practices in New York State and City public schools, including an elite city high school. New York, however, is not the only place that needs fixing before the chill of censorship drives away some of the best teachers and dumbs down education.
College campuses erupted recently over a controversial ad that appeared in some student newspapers. The ad, written and paid for by conservative activist David Horowitz, opposes reparations for descendants of slaves.
A decision from a federal appeals court in September sharply limits the First Amendment rights of university journalists in the Sixth Circuit. The decision has stunned advocates for student media and free expression.
Since the inception of the public library movement in the mid 19th century, public libraries have occupied a unique and critical role in American society.
Introduction: "Avoiding Censorship in Schools" | Religious Expression in the Public Schools | Sex and Sexuality Education | Harassment and Hate Speech | Student Publications | Student Expression: Web Pages, Dress Codes, and More | Access to Information on the Internet | Teachers' Rights | Parents' Rights The Internet has given student journalists access to enormous sources of information and [...]
Introduction: "Avoiding Censorship in Schools" | Religious Expression in the Public Schools | Sex and Sexuality Education | Harassment and Hate Speech | Student Publications | Student Expression: Web Pages, Dress Codes, and More | Access to Information on the Internet | Teachers' Rights | Parents' Rights What role do student publications play in the school setting? The answers [...]