Community Standards Vs. Academic Freedom

The basic idea behind teaching is to teach people what they need to know." Because I agree with Carl Rogers, I must negate the resolution that When in conflict, academic freedom in U.S. high schools ought to be valued above community standards.
My core value for today's round shall be Democratic Social Order - the maintenance of social order in a representative democracy. In order for this value to be upheld, the criterion of democracy must be upheld - power must be exercised by the people through majority rule and a system of indirect representation, and the criterion of social order must be upheld - the community must be in a state of peace and be free from disruption or upheaval. Community standards represent principles - such as family life, community service and charity, or individuality and an entrepreneurial spirit - generally shared by the people in the area of the high school that can be important enough to pass on to people's children.…