The U.S. Supreme Court has recognized that "First Amendment rights, applied in light of special characteristics of the school environment, are available to teachers and students." From which famous Supreme Court case did that language come?"

New York Times v. Sullivan

Tinker v. Des Moines Independent School District

Hazelwood School District v. Khulmeier

Roe v. Wade

Question 2

During non-school hours, a school auditorium may qualify as a _______ if it is customarily available for meetings by non-school groups.

Group of answer choices

designated public forum

traditional public forum

limited public forum

non-public forum

Question 3

Regulation of speech based on the subject matter in a traditional public forum must satisfy the _________ test: the regulation must be necessary to serve a compelling governmental interest.

rational basis

common standard

strict scrutiny

subject matter

Question 4

Government may seek to regulate the ____________ of the speech.

time

place

manner

All of the above

Question 5

Which categories of speech receive no First Amendment protection?

obscenity

fighting words

defamation of private citizens

All of the above

Question 6

If a threat is coming from outside the school confines and the school day, it is ________.

not protected by the First Amendment

considered free speech

protected by the Fourteenth Amendment

None of the above

Question 7

Which court case best provides teachers with the means and authority to pursue their educational goals by controlling student speech in the context of course activities and assignments?

Fraser

Hazelwood

Tinker

Zucker

Question 8

If a school had a significant role in selecting a graduation speaker or deciding what was said, then a religious graduation speech would likely violate the ________.

Equal Protection Clause

Establishment Clause

prior review test

rational basis test

Question 9

Bullying that takes the form of physical violence__________.

falls in Category B of bullying

falls in Category D of bullying

raises no First Amendment issues

must pass prior restraint

Question 10

Students cannot lose their rights under the Equal Access Act as a result of _______.

viewpoint discrimination

prior restraint

prior review

heckler's veto