Today, more than 50 million students attend public schools in the United States. These schools require a few million adults to serve as teachers, administrators and staff members. Those figures mean that on any given weekday, about one-sixth of our national population can be found in a public school, making it the largest governmental entity that Americans encounter for sustained periods.
However, as we have learned in class this week, when you step into school, you step into a place that is legally allowed to limit or take away some of your Constitutional Rights.
Discussion Questions
Now it’s time to share your thoughts. In your submission answer the following questions:
1) Do you agree with the Supreme Court that schools have the right to limit or take away students’ Constitutional rights in some situations? Why or why not?
2) Are there any Constitutional rights that you think should NEVER be taken away from public school students? Be specific and explain your thinking!
Today, more than 50 million students attend public schools in the United States.
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