Editing School uniform (section)

====''Frudden v. Washoe County School District''====
In 2011, a Nevada public elementary school of the [[Washoe County School District]] decided to add the school's motto, ''Tomorrow's Leaders'' embroidered in small letters on the shirt.  In response, Mary and John Frudden, parents of a student sued the school district on the basis of it violating the [[First Amendment]]. The court ultimately dismissed the case filed by the Fruddens over the uniforms. However, the family appealed, and two years later, a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard the case.  The court ruled to reverse the previous decision of dismissing the case, and also questioned the apparent policy for students that were part of a nationally recognised group such as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts who were able to wear the uniforms in place of the school ones on regular meeting days. The 9th circuit panel ruled that the school had not provided enough evidence for why it instituted this policy, and that the family was never given a chance to argue.<ref>"Appeals Court Revives Reno School Uniform Case." ''Elko Daily''. Elko Daily Free Press, 16 February 2014. Web. 12 April 2015. http://elkodaily.com/news/appeals-court-revives-reno-school-uniform-case/article_a8e75868-973c-11e3-8412-001a4bcf887a.html</ref>