Tag: 1st Amendment

Can a public school display a Nativity scene in its Christmas play? A living scene won't cut it, but one with figurines seems to be OK.

Two cases involving student speech: one with a Black Lives Matter T-shirt, the other with an American flag at a football game.

The Star-Spangled Banner has issues, but refusing to sing it at a football game will create a stir, whether in high school or the NFL.

A Fla. judge has ruled that the Bush-era law requiring 3rd graders to pass a reading test is no good.

Can test questions be copyrighted, and can the maker of a test block reproduction of test questions in the digital age?

Satanic clubs are popping up in a few places. Not to worship the devil but to eliminate from schools those who take advantage of religious liberty to indoctrinate kids.

A high school student in Maine who supports Donald Trump says students, teachers, and administrators are trying to bully him to relinquish his support.

Nevada's supreme court could issue a ruling soon as to the constitutionality of 2 of the widest-reaching voucher laws in the nation.

Should schools and universities be able to restrict where students march in protest, regardless of how important their issue is?

A youth news team, with 25 journalists from the public schools of Philadelphia, is covering the Democratic National Convention.