The American Civil Liberties Union is accusing Rochester High School administrators of denying students their First Amendment rights. The ACLU claims the web filtering software on the school’s computers censors Gay and Lesbian websites.
Jay Kaplan is with the ACLU of Michigan. He says it's an important legal issue.
“Students do not lose their First Amendment rights when they enter the schoolhouse door. Schools need to take a closer look at this sort of thing.”
Kaplan says if the school district does not change its web filtering software, the ACLU might take Rochester Community Schools to court.