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Originally posted by Retro
But he was not associated with his school when working under the Sean Cody business. They are entirely separate - on the bus, you're under school jurisdiction. On Facebook, you interact with classmates and sometimes staff members and they have an obligation to keep those people in a safe environment. When working on the side as a **** actor, however, there is zero school interaction.
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What are you talking about?
I don't see how being at a bus/resturant is under school jurisdiction but not on the internet?...
I also didn't say anything about interacting with classmates on facebook. Harassing anybody can get you in trouble.
As long as he's a student he is associated with the school. What he did is public, and word got around, and put the schools reputation at risk. They had to do something.
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Originally posted by Willy.
They were doing that inside of the school, on the walls, etc.
A public high school has no right to suspend him due to his career choice that took place far away from the campus grounds. A private school would be able to do such (under various circumstances) but not a public school.
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Well apparently that's not even the reason they gave for suspending him so we are kinda arguing an irrelevant point.
Disturbance is why they suspended him, but I don't quite understand how that makes sense.
