Banned from school property because of facebook?

Question

Is the school allowed to ban someone(not a student) from school property for posting on a facebook group "the superintendent is a drunk"?

Answer 1

I say no and it's happening in our school as well. I dare them to do that to me. I promise you I will fight it all the way. It's none of the schools business what you post on facebook. It's not on school grounds they have no right it's out of there jurisdictions. You can post what ever you would like about your superintendent, It's called freedom of speech.

Answer 2

Yes, Happened At My School, Made A Facebook Group About A Teacher And All Members Were Given Suspension Or Detention Depending On Their Involement In The Group....

Sorry!

Hope I Helped

Answer 3

Your school will have you believe that they can but, as long as what you are posting is factual, there is very little they can legally do. If they attempt to suspend you, especially for something like that (providing it is true), I'd have a lawyer put them through the ringer. If/When they pull you into the office to "discuss" the posting on FB, point out that what you are saying is true. If they say you will be suspended, remind them that it is fact and you will put it to court if need be and that you don't feel safe or confident with a drunk superintendent in your school.



If they are smart they will back down immediately. If not, give them all the public exposure you can give them.



Have fun.

Answer 4

If your not a student, why should you care? Teacher? But anyway I wouldn't think so. I'm a student at a high school where we have ID's that we need in order to walk in the hallway, and someone from my school made a group "whenever Mr.______ checks someone's ID in the hallway, I slowley walk away and pretend I didn't see him." and nothing happened to him so if it's anything you think is simalar than go ahead. You might have a problem with the superindendent personally if he finds out of course.

Answer 5

If private, yes. If public, no.

You can take whoever told you you were banned; or even the whole school before the state board of education, claiming that you have been denied education for an unjust and unclarified reason. Reinstatement? I think so.

Answer 6

A school should be allowed to ban any non-student for any reason.

Answer 7

If the school/county/school system/township has reason to believe the person is a dangerous or disruptive, it has every right to ban a person.

Answer 8

If a school does that they can be sent to court and sued for alot of money

Answer 9

Totally depends on your local laws and regulations.

Answer 10

In my school you can.

Well, it has happened to a classmate but don't know details

Answer 11

it depend upon the locality or community laws.

Answer 12

Not enough info to answer the question!

Answer 13

well its descriminating against a person you know, the school itself cant but the person can

Answer 14

im joining that group!!!!!!!!

Answer 15

no

Answer 16

could be ? :S

Answer 17

no they can't :D