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Cailey Jones, Emma Gravitte, Jordyn Kendall

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Cailey Jones, Emma Gravitte, Jordyn Kendall

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Students do have some rights, but they are limited by the government and school systems. Schools can search student’s belongings such as lockers or themselves if they feel suspicious of the rules being broken. The school rules have a dress code that limit what you wear, so freedom of expression is limited. They also limit freedom of speech by not allowing offensive statements, threats, or things relating to violence in schools.

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yes,students do have rights  in public schools but they are limited.People can wear whatever they want but there are dress codes that u have to follow in a school building.The First Amendment ensures that students cannot be punished for exercising free speech rights, even if school administrators don’t approve of what they are saying. Also Schools cannot discriminate against students on the basis of race, color, national origin. Undocumented children cannot be denied their right to a free public education. So yes students do have rights in public schools.

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All of our rights should be protected everywhere we go. Even in school I believe our rights should be protected and they are. In public school we have rights in freedom of expression, against unconstitutionalsearches and seizures and a slow on the basis of race.

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You can say what ever you want in school but there are percutions to what it is, just like you shouldn't yell "bomb" at a airport and you'll get arrested but you also cant yell the f word in school because in both cases thats not the right scenario.

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Yes, students do have rights but there are restrictions and limitations to everything. The Des Moines v. Tinker case is a perfect example because there were rules against the arm bands and when the students took the case to court, they were granted permission to wear the arm band

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Students have the right in public schools to help benefit them. When having rights they have a chance to prove themselves not guilty in certain situations in the school, they can express themselves with what they wear and say. Also it can help them make decisions that deeply affect them.

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Alyssa Farley, Natalia Galindez, Josie O’Keefe

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Alyssa Farley, Natalia Galindez, Josie O’Keefe

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Patterson Mill sometimes gives students rights, because we are restricted from freedom of speech and freedom of expression. As well as unconstitutional searches. We are restricted to wear clothing/say things to a certain extent and if we go over the line we get punished.

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Yes students have rights in public schools although they are limited. You are limited on what you wear, say, and do. For example you have freedom of speech but it’s is restricted to what you can and can’t say. Also you can wear what you want but you can still violate the dress code. Lastly you can be searched by the principal if you are under suspicion for a crime or involved

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Students rights are protected in public schools to a certain extent. The 1st Amendment right is protected unless they use vulgar comments, say something that refers to danger of students or staff, or if it promotes breaking the law. The 4th Amendment right is also protected to a certain extent. If an administrator has probable suspicions then a student can be searched, in a public school, by an administrator, without a warrant.

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Holly Holtschneider and Zayn
Students have some  rights in public school. Students can express themselves however they want as long as it’s appropriate. Students are allowed to be searched without a warrant if they are found suspicious. Finally, students are allowed to protest with clothing as long as it isn’t vulgar.

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No, students should not have freedom of rights at school, they can get searched without a warrant if there is a suspicion. They aren’t allowed to say what they want when they want on school property. Rules can be made by the school board of education limiting their freedom of speech and expression.

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Students have rights but they are extremely limited. There are lots of rules to prohibit certain behaviors and activities that are inappropriate for school. There are dress codes and locker searches. We have the freedom of speech but it is also limited. Most activities are supervised but not all. Plus we have more freedom than we did in Middle School.

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Yes, Students have rights in public schools and freedom of speech is allowed but there is a limitation on what they can say and do if it puts harm in the equation or will disrupt the community then they can be told to take them down or face a consequence for their action.  This consequence may also change based on the effect of this act.

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Students have limited right in school, they can have certain parts of different amendments like parts of the first and fourth admendments that allow some freedom but overall students are pretty limited.

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Yes. Because students have the first amendment on their side and can speak or wear things freely. But they also can have the way they want there hair or the stuff they want to do. They can also Express what's on their mind.

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Students  students have a limited rights in public schools. I think this bc student can express themselves in certain ways but not all ways. For example dress code doesn’t allow students to wear what they want all the time

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Yes, students do have rights in school but there are limits to them. They can express themselves without disrupting other students. They are protected under the law to free speech but somethings are not allowed like vulgar language.

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Students do have rights in public schools, but they are limited. In tinker vs des Mointes the students have freedom of speech but it cannot disrupt the school environment. In TLO vs New Jersey, students have the right to not be searched except for when the school suspects the student of breaking a school rule.

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Students have limited rights in public school in order to protect the students themselves. Things like freedom of speech are limited in order to limit schools from vulgar comments or content. Students can also be searched without a warrant because waiting for a warrant would not allow the search to happen promptly.

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Yes, students have the rights in public school because they have freedom to express their self, and say their thoughts but there’s a limitation

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Students have rights in public school, but they are limited. Students still have the freedom of speech/expression (1st amendment), protection from unecessary searches (4th amendment), and all students are treated equally (14th amendment)  under the constitution. From the “Tinker v. Des Moines” court case, the supreme court ruled that students are allowed to express their thoughts by wearing armbands. From the “T.L.O. v. New Jersey” court case, the supreme court ruled that searches in school can only be preformed when the student is suspected of being in the wrong. From the “Brown v. Board of Education” court case, the supreme court ruled that past-legal segregation in schools is now illegal. In conclusion, students have rights in public school, which are granted by the constitution, but are limited for the safety of other students.

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Yes, students do have rights in public schools. However, there are some exceptions. If what they are doing disrupts the order and/or safety of the school, then their rights aren't taken into account.

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Yes kids do have rights in schools, they are able to express ideas and feelings freely and are able to express themselves freely as well

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Students have limited rights during school according to the board of education, teachers, etc. Ex. A girl wears a shirt that shows too much skin/violates the rules of the school, leading to her getting in trouble.

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Students have rights in public schools and schools have rights to search and like the rule one no cussing but I think there has to be visible evidence to be searched in school

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Yes students do have rights in public school however, there are limitations that students have to follow. This limitations are set for reasons so that students are and feel protected and like they have rights.

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Students don’t have rights in public schools. Their freedom of speech is restrained, people can search them without warrant, and what they see is monitored .

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Nneka Ogala Victoria Figueroa Graham Fischer 

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Nneka Ogala Victoria Figueroa Graham Fischer 

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yes, students do have rights but they’re also limited. For example students have privacy by when under suspicion a student’s locker can be searched. We also have freedom of speech in schools but we are limited to what we say.

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Derric Butta, Cole Figurelle, Jesse Shifflet

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Derric Butta, Cole Figurelle, Jesse Shifflet

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Students have rights in public schools but the rights are limited. Certain restrictions are set so that students do not disturb classes, or risk safety of fellow students.

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Students have rights, but the rights are limited by administrators. During tinkers protest, she got suspended for wearing a band. When she went to court for freedom of speech/protest, she did gain the   freedom of speech in school. But the court still Left it up for the school to decide what and what not the students can do and their punishments. In the T.L.O case, she was suspected of smoking on school property and she was searched by the administration. Throught the court case, what was learned is that administration could search without warrant needed. You could see how the students do have certain rights to extents and it’s all based upon the school system.

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Students have rights in public schools because they can wear things to express themselves if they aren't a distraction, can deny being searched if a crime isn't suspected, and can be combined with other races from other schools.

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Students have some of the rights they would normally have. For example instead  of needing a warrant to search someone an administrator can search someone if they suspect they’re breaking a school rule or a danger to students. And you still have some rights like they cannot prohibit certain attire like the bracelets from the Des Moines v Tinker case as long as it’s not vulgar or distractive. Overall although school do limit your rights much more than out in public but you still have more than enough rights to express yourself freely

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Yes students do have rights in public schools but they are limited. For example people can wear whatever they want but there are dress codes that students must follow such as people cannot wear anything that shows any inappropriate parts

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students have right in school in some cases but it depends on the principals and the laws in that area , you can wear what you want but it has to be in the dress code

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Yes, Students have rights, they're also limited. The reason for limitations is because it can effect the school evironment. Limitations help kids feel safe and reassured. Without limits of rights, it can have harming affects of how people feel when we're at school. Students can feel unsafe of be given doubts about themselves
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No, students do no have rights in public school. Since administration can search students in school ,depending on circumstances. Students can get dress coded just for expressing themselves. Schools can censor what all students say, and if the student doesn’t listen they can have serious consequences including suspensions.

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Isabella Stewart, Ali Kirsch, Taylor Czawlytko 

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Isabella Stewart, Ali Kirsch, Taylor Czawlytko 

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Yes, students do have rights in public schools but they are limited. These rights are limited but also present  because schools have to keep order and peace, students are protected by the first amendment, and students aren’t protected by the 4th amendment

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Yes, students do have rights when in a school setting (they are limited though)
1. Students can express themselves through speech, but will be reprehended if certain words that violate other people's rights are said.
2. Students can keep their property private, however they can be searched under a reasonable suspicion.
3. They can organize peaceful protests that help them express their thoughts, but will be reprehended if the protest instigates violence or the use of illegal substances.

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Gabriel Simunek
Yes, students have the right, the First amendment ensures that students cannot be punished for exercising free speech rights, even if school administrators don’t approve of what they are saying.

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Yes students have some rights in school like dressing how you like and going to the bathroom when you need too. Some rights are restricted like wearing something against dresscode  which makes schools more strict.

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Students do have their rights in public school. They have their rights to dress how they want with reasonable exceptions. Students should have rights from the fourth amendment but they should be limited. The administration should be allowed to search a student, their locker or their belongings with REASONABLE suspicion

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Yes, students have limited rights in school because they could disturb the peace of school and the learning environment, they could make poeple feel bad about themselves, or they could affect the feeling of safety for other students and teachers in the school.

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Alana Farley and Adrianna LaFave and Tyler Eney

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Alana Farley and Adrianna LaFave and Tyler Eney

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Students do have rights in public schools, but they are limited to keep others safe.
If a student is to be suspected of committing a crime or breaking school rules, the administration should be allowed to search the student if they have reasonable suspicion.
If another student is saying disrespectful or lewd comments, the administration should be able to censor them at school.
Students are allowed to express their feelings and opinion as long as it’s not disruptive or offensive towards a group of people.

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Yes, students have rights. This shows in the New Jersey V. T.L.O case where T.L.O was able to gain her rights by arguing that a search without a warrant was illegal in schools. Our point also stands in the Tinker V. Des Moines case, in which the Tinker’s were able to keep their arm bands on in protest during school.the constitution protects everyone no matter juvenile or adult against unfairness

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Matthew and David
Yes, students have rights in public schools. We are not in uniform, we are allowed to have our phones on our person, and we have an active role in coming up with school ideas.

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Students should have limited rights so then students won’t feel like being forced to do things they don’t want to do but also having restrictions to what they are able to do constitutionally.

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Students should have rights in public school, but it should be limited. If a student is suspected of a crime. The school should protect that students privacy and not let the police search that students locker without a warrant. But if the school finds that student violating school rules or is caught in the act of doing something wrong. The school should be able to search that students locker and other belongings.

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Luke Fletcher
Students should have rights in school but they also should be limited. But they should have freedom of expression, protection from the unlawful searches, and freedom of press

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yes, students have rights in schools but they are limited.

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Students do have rights, but the administration is given the power to conduct searches and censor only when neccessary, the students still are given the rights stated in the constitution.

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Matthew and David
Yes, students have rights in school.

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Students should have these rights however there should be a filter because if the student is using freedom of speech to disturb the school then that’s not aloud. But if a student is peacefully protesting without disturbance such as wearing a piece of clothing it is aloud. A student is also aloud to reject a search however they may not be included in extra activities.

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Brandon Palen
No, students do not have these rights
They are in a school setting which has rules.
They have to be civil so they can learn.
They cannot do anything that will disrupt the learning atmosphere

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Kaileen and Zach
Students should have rights in school but should be limited. Freedom of expression, protection of unlawful searches, and freedom of press.

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Drew Hoiles
Yes students have rights in public schools
1.Because the administration would need a warrant unless found guilty
2. If there is no clear evidence then they need permission or a warrant
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Students have rights in public schooling (they are limited however)

1. School administrators maintain a level of respect for out privacy but we can be searched if under suspicion.

2. We have a freedom of speech but if certain words are said in the school you can be suspended.

3. We are allowed mostly to wear what we want in public school but if we are found wearing something that does not agree with the school dress code then we are asked to remove it

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students should have first and fourth amendment rights in school to a certain extent. this is because students aren’t any different than other people, freedom of expression is granted to everyone, and unlawful searches are protected by the constitution in other situations.

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jayden, daniel
Yes students will have rights in public school because we have an active role in coming up with school active ideas, we don’t have to wear uniforms and we are allowed to have our phones.

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Keagan and Brianna
Students do not have rights in public schools because they can get searched without a warrant if there is suspicion they are a threat to other students,  schools are allowed to make rules that can limit students freedom of expression, also students are not allowed to say whatever they want when they are in school.

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Madison Will Pape
Yes students do have rights in public schools because they can reject a surch. Thay can also freedom of expression as long as it is not a destruction. They can say what they want as long as it is appropriate.