Student Should Not Be Allowed In High School

Police officers do the same thing every day on the streets protecting citizens’ freedoms given to us by the constitution of the United States.

Safety is, ”the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury” (“Dictionary”, n.d.). That is what locker searches provide for schools. With the early case of New Jersey v. T.L.O, a teacher caught a 14 year old girl smoking a cigarette in the bathroom. This led the teacher to send the girl to the principal in which the assistant principal decided to check her bag and locker for more cigarettes or other contraband. The assistant principal found marijuana and a list of people that owed the girl money. The teen took the school to court for

Court Decision(s): The Court ruled in favor of the students. In accordance with the First Amendment, their actions were constitutional. It was not disruptive, nor did it invade other’s rights. However, this did not give unlimited freedom of speech to the students. As long as they continued the “peaceful” protesting without causing distractions, they could continue.

Rules will be setup in order for our demonstration to have structure. Public or even private property will not be vandalized because if it is vandalized we will be fined and it will give us a horrible reputation. If those who oppose us begin to argue with our members separate them and just completely ignore them. If objects are thrown at us or rude things are said again just walk away and police or somebody else will be called to the scene to handle the situation. If these standards are followed the protest will run smoothly and would not

Maston notes that although most Negroes approve the Supreme Court decision, they were not overly enthusiastic about it. Now they would have “to accept the full responsibility that first-class citizenship” places on them. They “must measure up to higher standards than they have in the past.” No longer “could they explain away or rationalize their failures by saying that they were Negroes and did not have a chance” (p. 29). Sixty years later many Blacks either refuse to or are incapable of accepting the responsibilities of first-class citizenship. They blame their failures on Whites, racism, slavery, the Confederate flag, etc. — everything but themselves. They still use the excuse that they are Negroes and do not have a chance.

I think that any school that receives funding from any source has an obligation to obey the conditions that were given. If the school does not accept the conditions provided the school does not have to accept the money. Although in this case it is more complicated because new conditions have suddenly come up and were not part of the agreement before. Previously there was no condition requiring the school to have a LGBTQ group, however the government now wants to make that a new rule. The school depends on the government for money so the school must either accept the new conditions or find a new funder.

People protest everyday. it gives them a voice for other people can be informed, for the reason they’re protesting. Colleges/Universities should be gladly be open for a peaceful protest. the reason is because colleges/universities is the place where one can learn, and be open about

One day during algebra we were learning a new and difficult way to solve an algebra problem. I didn’t know how to do the homework, so I used the internet to teach myself,the website went through step-by-step and taught me and I was able to finish and get all the right answers on my homework. Technology can be a huge positive to someone's learning experience. Every student should be allowed to have a device in the classroom because it allows faster information, different teaching techniques, and teaches you how to find the right information out of many answers .

Facts: There were 32 students from the A & M University arrested for “trespassing and mischievous intent” for having a protest outside the jail.

Race is an extremely difficult topic for people to discuss. It will most likely create awkward situations, and sadly, if people are not careful on how they word things they might end up being labeled as a racist. Minorities should not have lower university or college admission standers just to balances out the population. To better elaborate, although having people who are of different race, religion, sex, color, ethnicity, and national origin are a great thing, minorities still should not receive special treatment just because they look different on the outside. According to one source, college admissions should be based on a total of ten factors. Some of these factors are well known, such as, the students having a challenging high school

Multiple reports have shown that police are taking their jobs so seriously, they are willing to break the rules. This results in people losing their rights to privacy. What people do not understand is that they do have the power to say no when a police officer asks to search their cars or their person when there is no probable cause. The bone of contention is that people tend to have no will power to abnegate an officer. With that being said, people should understand the limits that cops can and cannot reach when it comes to arresting or fining a person under certain circumstances. If a person has evidence that there is no justification for the cop to search them, then in no way is it wrong to say that they do not give them the right to search.

Hello, My name is Sarah and I am writing to you regarding the new policy that is being adopted. The one about "Students who do not have a B average or above, can no longer participate in after school activities including any clubs or sports."

Over half of students at Hebron Middle School think that they should wear what they want, but teachers say no. Students “cheat” the middle school rules, meaning they sneak clothing in that are not allowed in this specific school building. The kids here in middle school want to wear tops and think that this school is the only middle school that does not allow wide strapped clothing. On the Ramona Vikings website and on many others, talks about how halter-tops, sheer/see through blouses, and spaghetti strapped clothing is not permitted in school but wide strapped tank tops are. Kids in school should be able to wear wide strapped tank tops and show shoulders, just like the students at the high school.The rule about not

The way they are protesting is their legal right, to freedom of speech.it guarantees the right to speak of how you feel or need to get out and to express what they need to. This also proves that with the freedom of speech if we feel the need or think that something is off we should be able to tell whoever is starting this or against it that everyone has a say because of freedom of speech. This is them exercising the right of speaking because of freedom of speech. So there for this is an appropriate form of

In recent years, a wave of activism has swept across the nation in volume unheard of since the 1960s. Peaceful resistance has become somewhat of a rite of passage for young people, with protesting for or against various causes being treated as vogue in a similar vein to other more traditional youth activities such as attending nightclubs and going to concerts. Strikingly, the youth culture has both normalized protest and come to encourage it, similar in peer-pressure to smoking or underage drinking. Older adults who are undeniably disconnected from most of the youth culture partake as well, albeit to a smaller degree. This scenario raises the question: is this societal shift towards peaceful resistance and activism a positive one? The answer