When students post on social media from off of school property, are those posts protected as free speech? The US Supreme Court will issue a ruling that decides that question before adjourning for the summer.
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I believe that they should count as free speech based on the fact that it is them expressing themselves.
Abso-fucking-lutely it’s free speech 🖕
There was a recent case of a student that was suspended for saying ”F*** it all” because they where frustrated with a sports team at school, her case wears overturned.