The Miami-Dade School Board will review a policy that doesn't allow name calling and restricted a person's right to criticize the board and its employees.
The district's decorum policy was the subject of an NBC 6 Investigation in early November showing how speakers were cut off if they said names in a critical way.
The board chair, Perla Tabares Hantman, told NBC 6 Investigators she was doing nothing wrong when censoring names and was following policy.
School Board attorney, Walter Harvey, appeared to disagree.
"I want to stress there's never been a blanket prohibition on the use of names," Harvey said.
In a Wednesday meeting, Hantman asked for a review of the policy citing the NBC 6 investigation.
The November 23 board meeting approving a "thorough" review was the first since the investigation aired on both NBC 6 and Telemundo 51.
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The review is expected to be completed by mid-December.
