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Should schools be able to punish students for speech made outside of school?​

Could you imagine being punished for a speech made outside of school. On February 24, 1969, the U.S. supreme court established a new rule allowing free speech and political rights in school settings. Today, many schools are preventing kids from expressing their views and opinions. Doing this breaks students right to freedom of speech and right granted to all equally. So should schools really be punishing students for a speech made outside of school? The answer to that is no.

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