by Bernie James • • Comments Off on School Safety Law News for 4/27/12
Indiana ACLU filed a lawsuit against the Griffith Public Schools claiming it violated the teenagers’ First Amendment Rights when it expelled the girls for the comments made on Facebook.
As educators increasingly grapple with legal-but-dangerous synthetic marijuana use, a Florida school board has amended its code of conduct to outlaw Spice within 1,000 feet of school property.
Massachusetts students are upset by campus-wide discipline problems, particularly when it comes to smoking in bathrooms. Educators discuss their response.
ABC News profiles the California police officer who went undercover at a high school, leading to the drug-related arrests of 12 students.
Trained drug dogs are increasingly used by schools in the San Francisco Bay Area, even when the purpose is more deterrence than detection.