A. The
Court ruled that students cannot be suspended without due process.
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B. The
Court ruled that the state cannot require schools to teach the biblical
version of creation.
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C.
The Court ruled that public school officials cannot require students to
recite state-sponsored prayer at the start of each school day, even if
the prayer is nondenominational.
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D. The
Court ruled that students have the First Amendment right of freedom of
speech as long as school operations and the opportunity to learn are not
disrupted.
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E.
The Court ruled that a district cannot be held liable under Title IX for
a teacher's sexual harassment of a student unless a district official
with the authority to take corrective action had actual knowledge of teacher
misconduct and was deliberately indifferent.
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F. The
Court ruled that disciplinary physical force of public school students
does not constitute cruel and unusual punishment.
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G. The
Court ruled that adult-led prayers at school graduations violate the Establishment
Clause of the First Amendment.
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| H. The
Court ruled that a teacher can not be dismissed for speaking as a citizen
on matters of public concern.
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| I. The
Court ruled that Title IX authorized students who have been sexually harassed
by teachers to recover damages from the school district.
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| J. The
Court ruled that school officials have the right to censor school newspapers
from speech that is vulgar or profane, poorly written, or biased.
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