Students Suspended for viewing websites on home computers

20 students are being suspended for viewing a website on their own personal computers, at home. The students viewed a website that had threats against a fellow student. The school isn't saying that these kids made threats, they just viewed the website. The site was on an online community that shall remain nameless. Although I don't condone the content of the website, it is gross misuse of school authority to try and regulate what kids view at home. What if students were suspended because they participated in anti-abortion rallies. Or they were suspended for marching in a Gay Rights parade. This would be wrong in any case.