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Students Suspended Over Racist Blog

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Bill Bickel

Twin brothers at a Kansas high school have been suspended for 180 days for running what has been described as a racist blog, on their own computers, which they say was only intended to be viewed by friends. They’ve asked a federal judge to force the school district to reinstate … Continue reading →

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Return to Classroom For Blogging Teacher Who Called Students “Dim” and “Whiney”

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Bill Bickel

Wednesday, the Central Bucks School District ruled that Philadelphia teacher Natalie Munroe, suspended earlier this year for writing several blog posts complaining about her students (with comments such as “My students are out of control. They are rude, disengaged, lazy whiners”) has the right to keep her job. The parents … Continue reading →

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