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Tinker v. Des Moines
Tinker 7-2
Students free speech is protected unless it causes a substantial disruption to the discipline and educational function -
Wisconsin v. Yoder
Yoder 7-0
Free Exercise clause was violated (doesn't apply to non-Amish students) -
New Jersey v. T.L.O.
New Jersey 6-3
Students' right to privacy is lower than the rights of individuals outside of schools to quickly address disciplinary problems and safety -
Hazelwood School District v Kuhlmeier
Hazelwood 5-3
A school newspaper is not a public forum, so schools have reasonable authority over its content -
Santa Fe ISD v Doe
Doe 6-3
The prayer violates the Establishment Clause because the school was extensively involved -
Pottawatomie v Earls
Pottawatomie 5-4
a warrantless search is constitutional in public schools when supported by special needs like the need to prevent drug abuse -
Elk Grove USD v. Newdow
Elk Grove USD 8-0
Newdow was not a custodial parent and therefore didn't have standing to sue. (3 concurring opinions said prayer was Constitutional.) -
Morse v. Frederick
Morse 5-4
Did not violate free speech because it was a school-sponsored event, and students do not have the same rights as adults