Do you monitor what your teen posts on facebook?

My kids' HS had zero tolerance for threats back when they were in it--10 years ago. Therefore, this is not a new and unusual concept. Even if her parents did not explain what ZERO tolerance ment, a supposed "A" student should be able to grasp the concept, as it is undoubtedly defined in her school handbook.
The school administrators, the guidance department, teachers and police cannot be expected to play psychiatrist, and try to decide what's a "real" threat and what is not. Plus, I have no desire for *MY* child, who is a teacher, to be subjected to threats --real or "pretend"-- nor to have her live with the worry that she might be molested or murdered in the parking lot. The wisest course of action is to treat ALL threats as "real".

Yep, I have the same approach you do. I don't monitor what my kids post. Sometimes they'll ask me to come and look at stuff their friends have posted (videos, comments, etc.) and I use those to talk about how public FB really is.

Yesterday, my 14 yo DS asked me to scroll thru a dialogue he had had with a girl to determine whether I think she really likes him. :) There are things I worry about with them, of course, but FB postings aren't among them.