The U.S.Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment does not ordinarily protect officially sponsored high school newspapers from administrative censorship in the case of:

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The case of Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier established that school administrators can censor school-sponsored newspapers if the censorship is reasonably related to legitimate pedagogical concerns. This ruling limited the protection of the First Amendment for high school newspapers compared to the Tinker decision, which protected students' rights to express their opinions as long as it did not cause a substantial and material disruption of school activities. The other cases listed do not specifically pertain to censorship of high school newspapers.

The USSupreme Court Ruled That the First Amendment Does Not Ordinarily