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• 27 May 08
  

  Anne Bubnic

  Students are increasingly facing lawsuits and expulsions for targeting their teachers online.Tech-savvy teenagers are increasingly paying a heavy price – including criminal arrest – for parodying their teachers on the Internet.\n\nTired of fat jokes and false accusations of teacher-lounge partying or worse, teachers and principals are fighting back against digital ridicule and slander by their students – often with civil lawsuits and long-term suspensions or permanent expulsions.\n\nA National School Boards Association (NSBA) study says that as many as one-third of American teens regularly post inappropriate language or manipulated images on the Web. Most online pranks deride other students. But a NSBA November 2006 survey reported 26 percent of teachers and principals being targeted.

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• 21 Apr 08
  

  Dave Dwyer

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• 02 Mar 08
  

  Eric Hileman

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  Students are increasingly facing lawsuits and expulsions for targeting their teachers online.

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• 01 Mar 08
  

  Jennifer Maddrell

  I am familiar with one case where a teacher was made fun of on a open FaceBook page set up for those who attended a certain by a former student. It took some time for the former student to remove the post. Gary

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  I am familiar with one case where a teacher was made fun of on a open FaceBook page set up for those who attended a certain by a former student. It took some time for the former student to remove the post. Gary

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• 29 Feb 08
  

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• 26 Feb 08
  

  Gary McFarlane

  I am familiar with one case where a teacher was made fun of on a open FaceBook page set up for those who attended a certain by a former student. It took some time for the former student to remove the post. Gary

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