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Tag: Sheridan High School

Censored Ark. yearbook heads to the printer, but student editor says she'll continue fight

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March 21, 2014September 5, 2018 Lydia Coutré

A censored version of Sheridan High School’s yearbook will be sent to the printer without the student profiles — including one of a gay student — that sparked a dispute between student editors and administrators.

Tagged Arkansas, lgbt, Sheridan High School, yearbooks

Arkansas high school administration censors yearbook profile of gay student

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March 13, 2014September 5, 2018 Lydia Coutré

Despite state law that protects student expression, administrators at an Arkansas high school are trying to pull student feature profiles from the yearbook.

Tagged Arkansas, Arkansas Student Publications Act, LGBT issues, Sheridan High School

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