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Loyalty to the flag
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If a teacher punishes you then they are violating you're enumerated constitutional rights. You could litterally sue them or the school administration and you could get money.
Kids don’t know that though. The k ly way it gets found out is if it escalates enough to involve the parents
If you can afford to go to court and if you have proof.
Lotta people seem to miss this part
The classroom full of witnesses?
There are many lawyers who would take a case like this without up front payment in exchange for a portion of the settlement.