Should chalking be banned to protect the free speech of right?

Question

Sometimes what students at school write using chalk is vulger and insulting to the faculty. Should this be stopped? And why?

I THINK THE SCHOOL SHOULD ALLOW STUDENTS TO WRITE ON CAMPUS, BUT ONLY WITH FEW regulations such as respect one another.

Answer 1

With rights come responsibilities. If the student wishes to write "The Principle is a poopie-doodle head" (Yes, I know principal is misspelled), he may, but must take the consequences for that action, or, punish the whole school to force out the miscreant

Answer 2

School is a "captive audience" arena with and ad-hoc purpose, i.e. educating our children. The schools have a right to regulate the speech there. This does not violate the first amendment. If the schools have the right to regulate the teaching of Creationism as science, they also have the right to regulate vulgar graffiti.

Answer 3

I think that is disrespectful and the people that do it should have to clean it off. Hopefully the children at home don't do this and if they do the parents should stop it, but sadly that doesn't always happen so I suppose the children thinks it is OK to do it elsewhere.

Answer 4

no it was the one thing i looked forward to when i was in grade school getting to class early and writing bad thing about the teacher on the chalk board .it's a traditions leave it alone

Answer 5

free speech is no defense for vulgar writings or speech. simple manners would say you can ban that sort of thing

Answer 6

Depends on where they're writing it. If it's on school property, that's called "defacing public property" and they could get in trouble for it.