Man, oh, man. Remember that school newspaper advisor, Amy Sorrell, at Woodlan High school who was reprimanded for allowing an opinion piece to be published that said it was OK to be gay? Well, she's in more trouble now. She's been placed on paid leave. The school district won't comment on why... but let's make an educated guess here (no one's accused her of extorting money from the paper).

It appears that the problems from the Chase editorial were just the beginning. After that editorial, the principal said that he would review every paper before publication. Well, that wasn't such a hot idea. From the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette:

The updated policy, in part, led the Woodlan students to stop publishing their newspaper.

Sorrell said students submitted an edition for review March 6 but didn't receive it back until late March 8. That gave the students only one day to make revisions or miss their publication deadline, she said.

Instead of having outdated stories run, the students decided not to print that edition. Students also didn't like the idea of running the policy naming the principal as publisher as Yoder requested, Sorrell said.

Students are now studying court cases related to freedom of the press instead of working on a new edition of the paper, she said.

"We're not technically required to print a paper," she said.