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Fulbright, Lu Van Loozen – 1985
Administrators need to know what control they have over student-produced publications. The first step administrators should take is to be well versed in the First Amendment and in court rulings involving the scope of student rights and school authority in regard to the student press. Step two is to make rules within the law. In general, school…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Educational Environment, Principals, School Law
Peer reviewedEveslage, Thomas – NASSP Bulletin, 1988
To minimize antagonism and enhance the educational process, schools should consider adopting student publications guidelines that clearly outline the legal parameters of protected expression, the system for regulating speech, and procedures for administrative policies. (MLH)
Descriptors: Guidelines, Journalism, Legal Responsibility, Secondary Education
