Where the school district administered a survey to students to obtain information on social problems, although there is a genuine issue of material fact as to whether the survey was intended to be administered, and was actually administered, on a voluntary basis, there is no issue on anonymity, and summary judgment in favor of defendants is affirmed; even assuming that the survey was involuntary, no constitutional violation of the right to privacy or right against compelled speech has been shown.
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