Cheerleaders Rule!

The US Supreme Court recently ruled that a 14-year-old high schooler who had been suspended for one year from her high school cheerleading team – for dropping a few choice “F-Bombs” on her social media account naming her cheer coach, her high school, and her varsity cheerleader tryout – could not be suspended by her high school and was free to exercise her First Amendment rights while doing so off-campus.

Patrick Hoover

For over 30 years I've focused my private law practice (HooverLaw. LLC) on what I call "kidcentric law". I'm licensed in Maryland and Washington, DC representing students and youth confronted with administrative and legal issues in school and the community. I love it!

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