[Responsibility2nd]

A schools standard of conduct ends at the school door, especially with an offense as minor as this one. No government organization should suppress free speech.

 

Yeah? And if she did express her views at school and on school property, then it'd be OK to suppress her free speech?

I keep saying that where she made the comments - on or off school property - makes no difference.

I repeat myself. I admit I don't know all the real issues. But I trust Clarence Thomas over the rest of the justices.

[kaila]

If she is saying F you to the teacher in school, that violates conduct.It is a disruption, and could be interpreted as a threat.Outside of school is a different matter.
What if she posted on social media her school is @#$& because they are teaching CRT? She would have been suspended.