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Can Facebook get teachers fired?

A Missouri public schoolteacher is seeking to stop a state law limiting teachers’ contact with students on social networks, calling it unconstitutional and a violation of protected free speech rights.
Missouri Facebook Law: why can’t teachers and students be friends?

Christina Thomas and the Missouri Teachers Association are contesting The Amy Hestir Student Protection Act. But what's behind the legislation?

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Topic: Missouri Teachers Association

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Can Facebook get teachers fired?

Missouri Facebook Law: why can’t teachers and students be friends?

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