The ACLU of Georgia Executive Director Andrea Young Publishes Open Letter to Educators and Students
Provides Historical Context for Student Protests and Details Three Constitutional Rights Every Student Possesses
ATLANTA – The ACLU of Georgia is releasing an Open Letter to Educators and Students from Andrea Young, Executive Director, that provides an historical context for the critical importance students – including high school students – have played in pushing our nation to create a more perfect union. In her open letter to educators and students, Ms. Young includes a handout of three constitutional rights every student possesses.
The ACLU of Georgia Open Letter to Educators and Students is available at acluga.org/OpenLetter and the handout is available at acluga.org/StudentsConstitutionalRights.
Click here for a single document of both the Open Letter and the Students Constitutional Rights.
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