Are students being judged by the way they act, by what they say, or
             even by the way they dress? Sadly, the answer is yes. Not by their peers, but
             Schools are changing the rules of what is considered acceptable
             behavior. Since the recent shooting at Columbine High School, kids as young
             as the age of 8 and 9 years old have been suspended and arrested for their
             actions in class, things they say, and for the clothes they wear.
             Recent reports list indications of potential danger. Such as bullying,
             drug use, low self-esteem, cruelty to animals, and even slipping grades.
             Elementary and High schools nationwide plan on testing a computer system
             that has been helping troubled or threatened children for years. Some
             students rights advocates feel that these actions by schools will push students
             into avoiding to write essays, and speaking less in class in fear of saying
             something that may get them suspended or arrested.
             Should students have to feel paranoid while they are in school, isn't
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