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The First Amendment
The First Amendment to the Constitution protects our most basic rights --freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and petition. Schools deal with the First Amendment on a daily basis. Here are some background stories on how the amendment was developed and what it all means to you as a citizen. Also here are frequently asked questions, red-letter dates and more.
Links to information related to the First Amendment:
History of the First Amendment and how it relates to high schools
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