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> Is there an actual expectation of privacy when enrolled at a public school? No. Children in schools don’t have rights, the same way as prisoners don’t have r
by barry-cotter 4y ago
> Is there an actual expectation of privacy when enrolled at a public school?
No. Children in schools don’t have rights, the same way as prisoners don’t have rights. Public and private schools are not different in this respect. As institutions built on dominance and the implied use of force schools could not function in anything resembling a normal fashion if children had rights.
- eropple 4y ago> No. Children in schools don’t have rights, the same way as prisoners don’t have rights. Tinker would like a word.
- MaxfordAndSons 4y agoI mean, prisoners also have limited rights to free speech, I guess? Think GP meant "rights" to mean "the full spectrum of civil rights private, adult citizens enjoy"