ACLU: Facebook search was illegal
May 20, 2013 by Claire Knight
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) contends a Washington State school administrator illegally searched a student’s Facebook profile.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) contends a Washington State school administrator illegally searched a student’s Facebook profile.
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A California teacher thought it would be “OK” to use school equipment to operate a website with this domain: MySluttyTeacher.com.
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Texting in class might be against the rules. But that doesn’t automatically mean it’s OK for school officials to read students’ texts, the Sixth Circuit ruled.
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Pointing to incriminating school emails, a federal district judge refused to dismiss a suit that claimed district officials violated the First Amendment by barring a silent protest against LGBT bullying.
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Two students in Vermont were arrested after posting threats to kill school administrators and rape a teacher. Here’s the back story that led to their arrests:
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Need more proof that today’s students are far more tech savvy than most adults? This growing Facebook trend is causing headaches for school officials across the country.
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Good news: The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has agreed to dismiss a claim it filed after an Indiana district disciplined students for cyberbullying classmates. Here’s what happened:
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Last year the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) was rocked by sex abuse allegations at Miramonte Elementary School.
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Two Ohio teens have been arrested for threatening the 16-year-old who was raped by two of the school’s football players.
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As a professional educator, you know you can never be too careful about what you say in the classroom — especially when students have tech tools that can record your every word.
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