While it is apparent that the First Amendment is intended to offer protection to the freedom of expression, it limits the discretion of public school teachers and administrators to assume certain limitations that do not constrain certain aspects of school operation. For instance, one area that appears to be somehow immune from the First Amendment oversight is linked to the pedagogic choices that are made by the schools, especially when defining their educational objectives (Magaldi-Dopman & Park-Taylor, 2014, p. 48). More so, public schools have been given the mandate to select curricular materials that they use in the classrooms and assess whether learners have fulfilled their course materials without being concerned with violating the free speech rights of learners. summize