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"Bumper sticker flap draws national group's attention; A Wa-Hi junior was suspended over crude stickers"

"Bumper sticker flap draws national group's attention; A Wa-Hi junior was suspended over crude stickers": Wednesday's edition of The Walla Walla Union-Bulletin contained an article that begins, "The suspension of a Walla Walla High School junior over crude bumper stickers has drawn the attention of the National Coalition Against Censorship. In a letter to Walla Walla Public Schools Superintendent Richard Carter and Walla Walla High School Principal Darcy Weisner sent Dec. 3, the agency strongly disagrees with the school's decision to suspend the student after failing to remove a bumper sticker from her car."

You can view the letter from the National Coalition Against Censorship at this link, while the school district's response to the letter is contained in this post at the newspaper's "Schoolhouse Missives" blog.

Full post as published by How Appealing on December 12, 2008 (boomark / email).