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Disclaimer: Rev. McHugh, I am not a student at Pope John XXIII High School.
Therefore, I can write this blog item without being expelled. Kieran McHugh’s
students at the Catholic high school in Sparta, N.J., have been ordered to take
down any personal pages they have in cyberspace. The reverend says he is trying
to protect kids from predators and perverts online, as well as bullying and
harassment. The students aren’t having it—most have protested, saying the school
has no right to regulate their lives outside of the classroom.
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