This Comment argues that social media policies in secondary and postsecondary schools that allow school officials to request or demand students to consent to their social media accounts being accessed or monitored violate the First and Fourth Amendments. This Comment also argues that state legislatures in California and Delaware should enact statutes that would ban social media policies in educational institutions that force students to consent to disclosing social network account information. Furthermore, this Comment argues that judicial review is necessary to determine the constitutionality of these social media policies.