Student Privacy and First Amendment Rights

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Stader, D. (2013). Law and ethics in educational leadership (2nd ed.). Upper SaddleRiver, NJ: Pearson Education.
Read this Case scenario: Seventh grader Frank Jones spends time each evening writing on his blog. His blog focuses mainly on how much he hates school including staff, administration and students. He makes statements similar to “I hate you know who.” No names are included in the rants, but it is clear that he is venting about students and teachers in his classes. In another blog posting Frank includes comments “they are all sneaky bastards” and “everyone is out to get me.” A few students have approached you with the aforementioned information. As the principal, what are your best actions and what U.S. Supreme Court cases are most applicable to respond to address this situation?
The writing should :
(a) analyze the regulatory mandates and case law to respond to the potential legal problem(s),
(b) incorporate scholarly arguments supported by academic resources to support your actions,
(c) include the ways that the case scenario illustrates the controversy over religion in public education and the legal
significance for a school, and
(d) identify ethical dilemmas and guidelines.

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