“If a high-schooler uses an off-campus computer to create offensive material that relates to his or her school life — writing nasty messages about school administrators or fellow students, for instance — is his or her speech still protected?”
The limits and freedoms of student speech has been called into question after two students were disciplined for using off-campus computers to create a mock MySpace profile of one a school official.
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