School Mailboxes Cannot Be Used To Distribute Partisan Political Materials 23-2009

November 15, 2014

On June 18, 2009, the California Supreme Court confirmed in San Leandro Teachers Association v. Governing Board of the San Leandro Unified School District that a school district may prohibit the use of school mailboxes by an employee union for the circulation of materils that endorse particular candidates for office. , search terms: school mailboxes, San Leandro Teachers Association v. Governing Board of teh San Leandro Unified School District, SLTA, Education Code section 7054.

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