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| Topic | A student is at a football game and parked in the school parking lot. You walk by and see a possible joint in their cup holder. Could you/would you search their car? What if the car was parked on the street and not in the school parking lot? |
| Topic | Is student drug testing an invasion of the students privacy, especially if that student does not drive to school or is not involved in activities at the school? |
| Topic | You speak to a student and smell on their breath that he has been chewing tobacco. You search the students locker and bag and find nothing. You then search their pockets and find nothing, but as you were search their pockets for chew, drug paraphernalia falls out of his underwear. What can you do? |
| Topic | A student is seen off school grounds and smoking. When the student returns to school, do you have the right to search their locker, pockets, or possessions based on what you saw off school grounds? |
| Topic | Would you force Mr. Ingram to follow state guidelines and teach evolution if his religious beliefs told him not to and he refused? What if a student refused to listen to or learn about that same topic? Do they have a right to not participate in that topic? |
| Topic | What if a student came to school with a big confederate flag waving in the back of their pickup truck? Would you ask them to remove it, and if you did, what would you do if they refused? |
| Topic | What would you do if a student created a facebook profile of you that mocked you and all of the kids read it and it was causing problems at school? This kid created the profile at home on his home computer. |
| Topic | What could you do if the entire school decided to protest the school lunch. Everyone in the school wore a T-shirt that expressed their anger (but used no inappropriate language) and they held a sit in at lunch and refused to eat. |
| Topic | What if a student group wanted to have a Fellowship of Satanist Athletes meeting? Would you allow them? Could you not allow them? |
| Topic | Do you have the same authority to search a teacher as you do a student? Would you need reasonable suspicion with a teacher like you would with a student? |
