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12-21-2005, 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Aegis What does privacy have to do with it? Plain and simple, schools do not hold jurisdiction over the internet. Never have, and never will. To discipline a student because of something that has occured online is over stretching jurisdiction. As I said, unless the student was caught in school posting such stuff, there is absolutely nothing they can do about it. | One thing I have found is that schools are generally overstretching their jurisdiction. My son's school is actively attempting to control what types of lunches the kids bring, and they are truly overzealous about "junkfood."
Now, we tend to be food 'purists' so we strictly limit the amount of junk our son is allowed anyway.
But, I frankly think that it really is not the school's business to stick its nose into kid's lunchbags.
And that is just one example..
So, sadly, the situation in relation to blogging does not come as any surprise to me.
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