Laura Scott, Kathy Blitch v. School Board of Alachua County

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• holding that school officials may ban speech if they reasonably believe that speech is likely to \appreciably disrupt the appropriate discipline in the school\
• recognizing that a students’ rights cannot interfere “with a school administrator’s professional observation that certain expressions have led to, and therefore could lead to, an unhealthy and potentially unsafe learning environment for the children they serve.”
• stating that \the [C]onfederate flag is a symbol that has acquired numerous racist associations to the point that the flag itself has understandably come to be perceived as a racist symbol.\
• acknowledging that “even if the symbol is not intended to be offensive or innately offensive, it is still danger- ous because it is perceived as offensive by so many people”
• upholding ban on display of the Confederate flag under Tinker where there was history of racial problems involving the Confederate flag
• upholding ban on display of the Confederate flag under Tinker where there was history of racial problems involving the Confederate flag

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