Which of the following types of student speech is NOT protected by the First Amendment?

Lewd and vulgar speech at a school event

What does “freedom of religion” mean in school settings?

Students can express their beliefs but schools can't promote religion

What did the Supreme Court decide in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard (2023)?

Race cannot be used at all in admissions

What is the purpose of the U.S. Constitution?

To establish the structure of government and protect citizens’ rights

Why is the Constitution still relevant to students today?

It protects your rights even inside school walls

What does “due process of law” mean for students?

Students must be told what rule they broke and be given a chance to explain

Would it be constitutional if the Philly's mayor changes the name of the Eagles to E-G-L-G-E-S

No, that’s trademark infringement and violates private property rights

What did Brown v. Board of Education (1954) decide?

Schools can’t be segregated based on race

Which of the following could limit your free speech rights in school?

Creating a social media post that causes a major disruption

You make a podcast about mental health school. The principal says you can't release it. What should you consider first?

Whether it names other students or causes disruption

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Which of the following types of student speech is NOT protected by the First Amendment?
Political armband
Satirical podcast about school policies
Peaceful protest
Lewd and vulgar speech at a school event
2
What does “freedom of religion” mean in school settings?
Schools can ban religious clothing
Only Christian students are allowed religious expression
Schools can require daily prayer
Students can express their beliefs but schools can't promote religion
3
Which branch of government interprets the law?
Legislative
Judicial
Executive
Administrative
4
What did the Supreme Court decide in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard (2023)?
Race cannot be used at all in admissions
Race-based quotas are acceptable
Students must write essays about their race
Race can be considered if written into school dress codes
5
What is the purpose of the U.S. Constitution?
To give the President unlimited power
To outline school policies
To establish the structure of government and protect citizens’ rights
To promote religious institutions
6
Why is the Constitution still relevant to students today?
Naila & Arvelle wrote it, Dr. Vann-Lynch approved it
It protects your rights even inside school walls
It was replaced by newer laws
It only applies to people over 18
7
What does “due process of law” mean for students?
Students can make their own school rules
Students must be told what rule they broke and be given a chance to explain
Students can skip tests
Teachers can’t give out homework
8
Would it be constitutional if the Philly's mayor changes the name of the Eagles to E-G-L-G-E-S
No, that’s trademark infringement and violates private property rights
Yes, because mayors have absolute football power
Yes, if the governor also agrees and chants it three times fast
No, because the Constitution bans starting city-wide riots
9
What did Brown v. Board of Education (1954) decide?
Schools can’t be segregated based on race
Affirmative action is required in all schools
Students can lead school prayers
Free speech in schools is always protected
10
Which of the following could limit your free speech rights in school?
Disagreeing with a teacher respectfully
Organizing a silent walkout
Debating in class
Creating a social media post that causes a major disruption
11
You make a podcast about mental health school. The principal says you can't release it. What should you consider first?
Whether it includes jokes
If Naila and Arvelle liked it
If your mic was high-quality or people couldn't hear you
Whether it names other students or causes disruption

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