Supreme Court decisions establish clearly that students in public schools (K-12)

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According to the Supreme Court decisions, school officials can limit student speech if it interferes with the school's educational mission or violates the rights of others. However, this restriction must be narrowly tailored to serve the significant interest and cannot be based on the fear of disruption or just the student's viewpoints. Therefore, students may have their school-related speech restricted to serve other important government interests.

Supreme Court Decisions Establish Clearly That Students in Public Schools