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Plaintiff student brought suit against defendants, a school district and school administrators, after the student was disciplined for posting a video on YouTube. Plaintiff claimed that the act of the defendants was in violation of the First Amendment because the act occurred outside of school. 

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Plaintiff student brought suit against defendants, a school district and school administrators, after the student was disciplined for posting a video on YouTube. Plaintiff claimed that the act of the defendants was in violation of the First Amendment because the act occurred outside of school. 

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When Kara Kowalski was a senior at Musselman High School in Berkeley County, West Virginia, school administrators suspended her from school for five days for creating and posting a MySpace.com webpage called "S.A.S.H.," which Kowalski claims stood for "Students Against 🤬 Herpes" and which was largely dedicated to ridiculing a fellow student. Kowalski commenced an action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against the Berkeley County School District and five of its officers, contending that in disciplining her, the defendants violated her free speech and due process rights under the First and Fourteenth Amendments. She alleged, among other things, that the School District was not justified in regulating her speech because it did not occur during a "school-related activity," but rather was "private out-of-school speech."

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When Kara Kowalski was a senior at Musselman High School in Berkeley County, West Virginia, school administrators suspended her from school for five days for creating and posting a MySpace.com webpage called "S.A.S.H.," which Kowalski claims stood for "Students Against 🤬 Herpes" and which was largely dedicated to ridiculing a fellow student. Kowalski commenced an action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against the Berkeley County School District and five of its officers, contending that in disciplining her, the defendants violated her free speech and due process rights under the First and Fourteenth Amendments. She alleged, among other things, that the School District was not justified in regulating her speech because it did not occur during a "school-related activity," but rather was "private out-of-school speech."

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The Lee's Summit R-7 School District (School District) issued 180-day suspensions to twin brothers Steven and Sean Wilson (Wilsons) on January 11, 2012 for disruption caused by a website the Wilsons created. The Wilsons filed suit against the School District on March 6, 2012, alleging, along with other claims, that the School District violated their rights to free speech.

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The Lee's Summit R-7 School District (School District) issued 180-day suspensions to twin brothers Steven and Sean Wilson (Wilsons) on January 11, 2012 for disruption caused by a website the Wilsons created. The Wilsons filed suit against the School District on March 6, 2012, alleging, along with other claims, that the School District violated their rights to free speech.

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L.W., a minor student at a high school operated by defendant Douglas County School District ("District"), engaged in a string of increasingly violent and threatening instant messages sent from his home to his friends. In the messages, L.W. bragged about his weapons, threatened to shoot specific classmates, intimated that he would "take out" other people at a school shooting on a specific date, and invoked the image of the Virginia Tech massacre. His friends were alarmed and notified school authorities, who temporarily expelled L.W. based in large part on the instant messages.

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L.W., a minor student at a high school operated by defendant Douglas County School District ("District"), engaged in a string of increasingly violent and threatening instant messages sent from his home to his friends. In the messages, L.W. bragged about his weapons, threatened to shoot specific classmates, intimated that he would "take out" other people at a school shooting on a specific date, and invoked the image of the Virginia Tech massacre. His friends were alarmed and notified school authorities, who temporarily expelled L.W. based in large part on the instant messages.

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The case involves Brandi Levy, who didn't make the varsity cut as a freshman cheerleader for her school, posting a vulgar message to the social media app Snapchat, saying, "'F*** school, F*** cheer, F*** softball, F*** everything,'" she recounted to ABC News Live.   Days later, Lee’s school accused her of breaching a code of conduct and suspended her from cheerleading for an entire year.

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The case involves Brandi Levy, who didn't make the varsity cut as a freshman cheerleader for her school, posting a vulgar message to the social media app Snapchat, saying, "'F*** school, F*** cheer, F*** softball, F*** everything,'" she recounted to ABC News Live.   Days later, Lee’s school accused her of breaching a code of conduct and suspended her from cheerleading for an entire year.

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No

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I think she shouldn’t be suspended but she should be talked to be it’s not enough violence or harassment to be suspended

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I agree that it was not appropriate for her to say that on social media but maybe she should get some help but a therapist rather then get suspended for a year

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I think they should not suspend her I believe they could speak with her about it to ensure it won’t happen again but She was just expressing her feelings when she was going through stuff. Although she could’ve showed her anger in a different way like speak to a counselor or keep it to herself

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No the school shouldn’t get involved

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Yes because it’s the schools iPad at the school is already involved

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No because it was done outside of school

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no because it didn’t involve the school

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I do not think she should have gotten in trouble because it is an outside of school thing that had nothing to do with them.

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I think she should get suspended because that’s on a website and other students could see that

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Yes because it was involved with the school

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i think that was inappropriate of her to say but i don’t think she should be suspended

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The school has a right to intervine because he threanted them

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Her reaction to the situation was inappropriate, yes. However she was having a bad day, she didn’t get excepted in the one thing she might’ve waiting for for months. Banning her from cheerleading for a year sounds unreasonable, that school should reread the amendments.