Employee Use of Social Media in K-12 Schools

Social Media and School Staff: Where Free Speech Meets School Policy
Schools across the country are grappling with growing challenges tied to staff social media use. As the line between personal and professional online activity blurs, districts face complex legal risks including employee discipline cases, privacy disputes, and potential First Amendment conflicts.
While most districts have acceptable use policies for school-issued devices, questions arise when personal technology and off-duty conduct come into play. Are personal posts protected under the law? Can a district legally access a staff memberβs private account?
Join law expert Rick Verstegen to explore the legal boundaries of technology use for school employees and learn how to keep your district compliant and protected.
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