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Despite Hannah Watters’ citation, the severe punishment she faced appears to be in accordance with a recently established disciplinary code regarding how the school is presented on social media by its students. On Wednesday, Carmona reportedly announced over the intercom that any student found criticizing the school on social media could face disciplinary consequences, BuzzFeed reported.

They are going to need to have mask and social distancing rules for the number of civil rights lawyers crowding in for this case. That might be enforceable at a private school, but students do not give up the right to criticize their government schools.

One of my friends had an editorial cartoon published when our high school principal was caught skimming gifts which a local business gave to students with good grades. Although he got a lot of heat for it, in the end my friend was still there at graduation - the principal wasn't.

On Wednesday, Carmona reportedly announced over the intercom that any student found criticizing the school on social media could face disciplinary consequences, BuzzFeed reported.

If true, the school has some issues with the 1st Amendment. If kids can praise school on social media, they can criticize it.