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Freedom of speech and expression is under the first amendment that being one of our most valuable rights that we possess as Americans. However in this case we will be discussing the first amendment and how it extends to students in school and how far it protects students on both sides. Bill Foster a student at a High school and not related to any gang activity suspended for wearing an earring that are barred due to gang activity. In this following suit we will examine whether or not Bill’s…

School is necessary, and has been 180 days a year which means we spend 9 months in school and 3 months off for vacation. First off school starts way to early and ends pretty late in the afternoon. Some kids even wake up before the sun rises just to get up and go to school. Getting up this early makes kids unmotivated and tired. Also some kids have to walk to school summer and winter in freezing cold and hot also, most morning in winter are really dark when we turn back the clocks. Next some…

Starting middle school In my opinion middle school was going to be the scariest part of my life. That’s what thought until a month into it, I realized it was a not so bad. I made tons of new friends and I liked all of my teachers. It was a lot different than elementary school. The only thing I did not like was having to walk class to class every hour with only 3 minutes to do so. Now let me tell you about my first couple months of school.…

up to go to school. OHOOOO wait I have school today, that’s why the alarm went off. I did not wake up right away. Instead I hid under my big warm blue blanket until Dad came, and knocked on the door to make sure I am awake for school. When I finally got out of my bed I went to the bathroom started brushing my teeth and washing my face. As I was walking out of my bathroom door to the hall way, my dad started slowing dancing along with Dad “First day of school! First day of school. Everybody…

Our first amendment right gives us the right to say what we want, and where we want, which Americans hold near and dear to them. First amendment rights seem to clash when it comes to students. The article argues that student speech should be treated differently depending on whether the speech occurs under school supervision. In the article, it talks about student speech under school supervision and student speech outside of the school. Outside of school students are fully…

the first day of the 2015-16 school year at Hawaii Baptist Academy. When asked about how the first week of school went, teachers and students of different grade levels had mixed responses. “It was somewhat scary; transitioning to a big school all of a sudden [kind of] scared me,” freshman Kristin Lau said, “The teachers and faculty members were very nice, though.” As the grade level increased, students had expectations of how the new school year was going to feel like. When asked how the first…

I wake up to a loud alarm noise, breakfast frying, school buses honking, and my Mom screaming “ Iseroni get down here you have school today.” Then I said to myself, “ Oh god first day of school at a new school this is going to be rough”. I called up my friend checkers to relieve the pain and stress going threw my body. He wasn't answering so then I heard a loud thud it was my dad stompin to my door yelling at me to get up. Instead of getting up I rolled off my bed and the day has started what…

Autumn rolls in and the adverts of backpack and pencil sales crop up. The first day of school is upon every student before they know it. New and familiar faces accompanied by awkward greetings and reminiscent small talk. One by one the weeks pass by and “BAM” the hectic preparations for testing has everyone to their knees. Teachers are cramming every ounce of knowledge possible before the big day while students juggled their studies and their own personal lives. The test finally passes and the…

“Wake up,” my mom said. Then she politely tapped my shoulder. It was 6:00 am, and it would be my first day of middle school in the United States. Months before my dad had taken us from Mexico to Paramount a small city in Los Angeles County “I don’t want to go” I said to my mom,” you have to go that’s why we came here for.” That morning I was scare of staring school in a new country, with people speaking a different language that I did not even know a word of. After waking up my mom, I…

The First Amendment will be examined for legal issues that may arise when a student submits an essay or drawing that is religious in nature, and how the First Amendment is applied to this essay or drawing within a classroom setting. Legal Issues Regarding Grading of Assignment The Constitutional Rights of the students does not stop at the school front door. Students have a right to freedom of speech, covered by the first amendment. The First Amendment protects students’ freedom of speech,…