Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit September 7, 2000, 99-56797 (Robert Downs v. Los Angeles Unified School District)

TROTT, Circuit Judge:

The narrow question we must answer is whether the First Amendment compels a public high school to share the podium with a teacher with antagonistic and contrary views when the school speaks to its own constituents on the subject of how students should behave towards each other while in school. The answer to this question clearly is no.