Board+of+Education+of+Independent+School+District+92+of+Pottawatomie+County+v.+Earls+(2002

//Prior to 1995 athletes and students involved in extracurricular activities were not drug tested. InVeronia School District v. Acton (1995), this was changed. The Supreme Court held that it did not violate stdent Fourth Amendment rights to be randomly drug tested. It was not considered an unreasonable search and seizure. Following this schools began doing more drug testing for athletes and others involved in extracurriculur activities. The Earls case was similar and the Supreme Court upheld the Earls case.// This is significant because students can't do what they want and expect to still be involved in extra activities. The school has some control over who can be involved by limiting those privileges to students who are willing to abide by the law and stay clean of drugs.
 * Board of Education of Independent School District #92 of Pottawatomie County v. Earls (2002)**