A letter from the U.S. Department of Justice asserts that schools participating in voucher programs cannot discriminate against students with disabilities. Read Full Post >
Several Pennsylvania students were suspended for a what a school labeled a "very graphic and very vulgar" imitation of the Harlem Shake, prompting condemnation from civil rights groups. Read Full Post >
The penalty for harassing teachers is now a $1,000 fine or 60 days in jail, a move that has prompted backlash by civil rights groups. Read Full Post >
The Delhi Charter School will change a policy that barred pregnant students -- and potentially, even those suspected of being pregnant -- from taking classes on campus. Read Full Post >
The ACLU and a Missouri school district have reached a settlement following a judge's ruling about the district's anti-LGBT website filtering. Read Full Post >
Yet another in a string of legal cases that will shape how we think about student speech rights in the online age has surfaced in Minnesota. Read Full Post >
If granted, the injunction would temporarily halt current filtering practices by the school district, which the civil rights watchdog group says violate the First Amendment and federal Equal Access Act. Read Full Post >
Ninety-six schools nationwide have stopped blocking educational websites that favorably depict LGBT since the beginning of an ACLU initiative, a report says. Read Full Post >
The group claims a Missouri school district has been unresponsive to claims that it is engaged in illegal censorship of online content. Read Full Post >
