Students from Canyon Ridge High School are marching on Twin Falls City Hall and the school district's office in protest of proposed public education reform. An 8:50 a.m. rally at Canyon Ridge High School has morphed into a city-spanning march, as CRHS students walked to Twin Falls High School shortly after 9 a.m. While CRHS students hoped to have Twin Falls High School students join them, TFHS Principal Ben Allen barred his students from leaving the building and participating in the march. He also asked Twin Falls police to remove the Canyon Ridge students from TFHS property. At City Hall, Twin Falls Police Chief Brian Pike called the rally "democracy in action"/Twin Falls Times-News. More here.

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Question: Did Twin Falls High principal deny his students their rights to join in protest?