Book Removals from School Libraries and Students' First Amendment Rights.

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1. Verfasser: Coggins, Timothy L.
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Veröffentlicht: 1986
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contents Book Removals from School Libraries and Students' First Amendment Rights. Coggins, Timothy L. Academic Freedom Boards of Education Censorship Elementary Secondary Education Intellectual Freedom Library Collections Moral Values School Libraries Student Rights The "Pico v. Island Trees Union Free School District" decision affirmed students' right to receive information under the First Amendment and concluded that removing books from school libraries infringes on that right. Book removals solely to suppress ideas are open to court review in the absence of clearly established administrative guidelines. Cites references. (MLH)
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spellingShingle Book Removals from School Libraries and Students' First Amendment Rights.
Coggins, Timothy L.
Academic Freedom
Boards of Education
Censorship
Elementary Secondary Education
Intellectual Freedom
Library Collections
Moral Values
School Libraries
Student Rights
Book Removals from School Libraries and Students' First Amendment Rights. Coggins, Timothy L. Academic Freedom Boards of Education Censorship Elementary Secondary Education Intellectual Freedom Library Collections Moral Values School Libraries Student Rights The "Pico v. Island Trees Union Free School District" decision affirmed students' right to receive information under the First Amendment and concluded that removing books from school libraries infringes on that right. Book removals solely to suppress ideas are open to court review in the absence of clearly established administrative guidelines. Cites references. (MLH)
title Book Removals from School Libraries and Students' First Amendment Rights.
topic Academic Freedom
Boards of Education
Censorship
Elementary Secondary Education
Intellectual Freedom
Library Collections
Moral Values
School Libraries
Student Rights
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ341189