Student-Survey Dispute Spawns More Parent Rights
To settle a lawsuit brought by a group of parents, the San Antonio school district has agreed to destroy surveys completed by high school students this fall.
The parents complained that the surveys, filled out by more than 600 students at Jefferson High School in September, asked personal questions about the teenagers and their families.
They were represented in a federal lawsuit by the Texas Justice Foundation, a nonprofit public-interest litigation foundation...
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