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Student Rights:
Constitutional violations are far too common in public schools across the country. Teachers and administrators have a responsibility to provide a safe environment for the students that is conducive to learning. They also have a responsibility to respect each student's individual rights. Simply put, students have rights too. Learn more and take action to protect the rights guaranteed to all Americans.


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Student Rights : Press Releases

Salt Lake City Student Wins First ACLU Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
SALT LAKE CITY, UT -- The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist college scholarship competition, awarding eight high school students $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

Charlotte Student Wins First ACLU Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
RALEIGH, NC -- The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist college scholarship competition, awarding eight high school seniors $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

ACLU Announces Student Winners of First-Ever Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
NEW YORK, NY -- The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist college scholarship competition, awarding eight high school students $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

Kalamazoo Student Wins First ACLU Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
DETROIT, MI -- The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist scholarship competition, awarding eight high school seniors $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

Castro Valley Student Wins First ACLU Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
SAN FRANCISCO -- The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist college scholarship competition, awarding eight high school students $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

East Cleveland Student Wins First ACLU Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
CLEVELAND, OH -- The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist scholarship competition, awarding eight high school seniors $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

Ames Student Wins First ACLU Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
AMES, IA --The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist college scholarship competition, awarding eight high school students $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

Claremont Student Wins First ACLU Youth College Scholarship (04/20/2000)
LOS ANGELES, CA -- The American Civil Liberties Union today announced the winners of a nationwide student activist college scholarship competition, awarding eight high school seniors $4,000 each for outstanding contributions in the struggle for civil liberties and the rights of young people.

Civil Rights Groups Launch Statewide Campaign To Combat Racial Profiling (04/19/2000)
SEATTLE, WA -- At a news conference today at the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington, the ACLU and several civil rights groups announced the launch of a statewide campaign to combat racial profiling by police.

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