I believe many things. Something I do not believe in is the schools ability to not only limit the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights, but also the ability to forcefully grab students privacy and rip is out from under them in efforts to use it against them.
In Board of Education v. Earls, there is the argument of students privacy being taken away and broken down to an absolute minimum. Which I do not disagree that the school has a right to know, SOME things, but not everything.The policy implemented by the Board of Education of Independant
School District No. 92 of Pottawatomie County (School District) requires that all of the students of whom are participating or will participate in competitive extracurricular activities must sumbit to drug testing. This is not the problem, as the school does have a right when claiming that it is in important interest in detecting and preventing drug use among its students.
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