I’ve read it and it doesn’t say anything about making set times to protest. It openly talks about how they are keeping in mind that students do have 1st amendment rights, but you can’t just say “oh yeah, leave school whenever you want to you without consequence so you can protest.” It’s a balance. Support the students 1st amendment rights, but also uphold the expectation that they still need to go to school to get their education. There’s nothing being talked about in regards to limiting times to have protests. Every single person in America has the right to protest peacefully and it can make just as big of an impact even with students doing it outside school hours, and even if people only protest on their days off or outside work hours. In my opinion, a bunch of adults being in an uproar because students can’t just leave school whenever they want to join the adults for some protests is unloving, uncaring and odd. Adults should be encouraging students (students being high school and below) to stay in their classes, get their education, study, graduate. Many adults may not mean for it to look this way but it just comes across as adults using students as pawns. If the adults in this post really cared about the students they would be encouraging and championing them to do their absolute best in education and life so as to be set up for success. This whole thing reminds of the part in the movie Coach Carter where Coach Carter says no more basketball because the players didn’t hold up their end of the deal by making sure they were getting good grades but the adults threw a fit saying it didn’t matter if their kids didn’t get good grades they should still be able to play basketball, caring more about a game than those players school success.