Constitutional Law
Sep. 23, 2016
Speech on campus: What's the law?
May a public school teacher wear a "Make America Great Again" cap? The jury is out. By Todd A. Goluba
With every election cycle the state's public schools are challenged with drawing lines as to appropriate limits on teacher political expression. As November approaches, one day a teacher drives a pickup truck onto the staff parking lot with a six-foot-tall hand-painted sign supporting the union candidate for school board and the next day a teacher wears a "Make America Great Again" baseball cap in class. As if providing a qualit...
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