Schools Crack Down on Students' Blogs

Written by

in

, ,

“Some schools are punishing students for things written on their personal Web pages, raising questions about how far a principal's oversight should reach.”

This sounds like a privacy issue. 

“It's inappropriate that they're telling my daughter how to behave when she's not at school,” said Joseph Iacovacci, Ms. Iacovacci's father, of the Web posting. “It was such a violation of the First Amendment.” 

I must agree with the parent.  I do believe that there has to be some kind of control.  But that control should be done through the parent.

read more | digg story

Ready to actually get the RMF/ISSO job?

Go from reading about the Risk Management Framework to doing it — with the full video course, the books, and a community of GRC professionals taught by Bruce Brown (CISSP, CGRC).

Get the RMF ISSO Foundations course → Browse the RMF & GRC books Join the free GRC community

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *