Ancillary: Limits on scholastic journalism
Limits on Scholastic Journalism Tinker v. Des Moines Independent School District (1969) The Tinker case stemmed from several students...
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Tweet23: Social media use requires legal, ethical guides
Social media can be daunting. Know how journalism standards, legal and ethical principles apply. #25HZLWD...
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A Teacher’s Kit for curing Hazelwood
by Megan Fromm January 13, 2013, we commemorate a bittersweet milestone in scholastic publications history: the 1988 Supreme Court ruling...
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Students, the First Amendment and the Supreme Court
by Jan Ewell Permission granted to use at will for non-commercial purposes The Bill of Rights and Schools The First Amendment, along with...
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Fighting FERPA with facts
by Mark Goodman As noted in the JEA SPRC blog in September, the Student Press Law Center is taking on schools that misuse FERPA in a new...
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Yes, Common Core has room for law & ethics
by Candace Bowen Like so many things, it’s good news and bad news. The Common Core State Standards actually may help us show how...
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