Cyberbulllying or Censorship? The Limits of School Authority
81 views · Published 1 November 2011 · 13:28 · Indexed 19 September 2026
Channel: University of Oregon · 2011 · Education
Professor Sheehan's comments. Public schools can censor student speech that "materially disrupts" the educational activities of the school or that is inconsistent with school policies on drug use or "civility." But what authority, if any, do they have when a student makes a Facebook page or a YouTube video off campus.
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