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Topic: School law
Source: http://books.google.com/books?id=wnNDAAAAIAAJ&oe=UTF-8
California Digital Library
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Jun 20, 2007
06/07
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Arkansas. Laws, Statutes, etc; Arkansas. State Dept. of Public Instruction
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Topic: School law -- Arkansas
California Digital Library
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May 5, 2007
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Georgia. Laws, statutes, etc; Georgia. Dept. of Education
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Topic: School law -- Georgia
California Digital Library
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May 8, 2007
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Oklahoma; Oklahoma. State Dept. of Education
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Topic: School law -- Oklahoma
California Digital Library
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Topic: School law -- Georgia
California Digital Library
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Topic: School law -- Oregon
California Digital Library
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Topic: School law -- Kentucky
Topic: School law -- Alabama
California Digital Library
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Topic: School law -- Indiana
California Digital Library
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Topic: School law -- Virginia
California Digital Library
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Topic: School law -- Kansas
California Digital Library
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California Digital Library
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California Digital Library
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California Digital Library
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California Digital Library
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California Digital Library
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California Digital Library
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Topics: School law -- Montana, School lands -- Montana
California Digital Library
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Topic: Journalism, School -- Law and legislation -- United States
This paper offers an analysis of the Italian legislation about the transition from printed school-books to digital ones and, in turn, it presents an overview of the digital publishing offer of major media groups, by taking as case study the Latin textbooks for high-schools. The concept of digital book has been declined nowadays in two main forms: the first one is the so-called "on-line book", which are digital books (typically in PDF or ePub format)...
Topics: Digital publishing, E-books, Textbooks, School Law, High School
Source: https://www.jlis.it/article/view/4755
In its life as a community, the Evergreen State College requires a social contract rather than a list of specific prohibitions and essentially negative rules. The contract, open to modifications over time and responsive to the changing circumstances sure to attend the institution's future, represents a commitment by each member of the college community to search for the set of agreements that define the spirit that is to be engendered at the college. This document summarizes the discussions to...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Behavior, Higher Education, School Law, Social Behavior, Social Environment
The statute citation, title, and text of Connecticut laws concerning education are contained in 36 chapters. An index of education laws is also included. (MLF)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Legislation, Elementary Secondary Education, School Law, State Legislation
Which states have laws that require schools to serve expelled students? This paper provides answers to this question.
Topics: ERIC Archive, Expulsion, School Law, Educational Legislation, State Legislation, Nontraditional...
As evidenced by statutory material, court decision, and school codes, the solution to the issue of smoking in the public schools is far from clear. Certain conclusions, nevertheless, can be drawn. Principals and all educators are faced with a question to which they must react. Whatever the case in the past, there is now undisputed knowledge that smoking is a causal factor in many injurious, debilitating, and often fatal diseases. Given this awareness, the question becomes whether or not to...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Civil Liberties, Court Litigation, School Law, Secondary Education, Smoking, State...
This report contains a State-by-State summary of statutory tenure provisions for teachers and other school personnel. In those States where tenure legislation is not statewide, or where no tenure laws have yet been passed, other statutory provisions that bear on the duration of employment have been summarized. All reported enactments through September 30, 1970 are included, and citations to appropriate State codes are given. A tabular listing shows the type of tenure and contract provisions in...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Contracts, Educational Legislation, School Law, State Legislation, State Surveys,...
This document contains a compiled listing of the school laws of Alaska. The laws, divided into 60 chapters, fall under the two main categories of: "Education" and "Miscellaneous Laws Relating to Education." (KM)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Elementary Secondary Education, Laws, Legal Responsibility, School Law, State...
The courts will entertain an action to consider the propriety of the suspension or expulsion of a student based on the student's hairstyle. The promulgator of the regulation, be it the principal or the board of education, bears a heavy burden of justification for the rule. The two recognized factors that might sustain a hairstyle regulation are: (1) protection of the health and welfare of the individual student, and (2) the need to prevent disruption that would directly interfere with the...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Civil Liberties, Court Litigation, Dress Codes, School Law, Secondary Education,...
This report contains a compilation of State-by-State statutory provisions relating to the tort liability of school districts and to their purchase of liability insurance. The statutory provisions described herein reveal various degrees of governmental immunity made available to school districts. (JF)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Indemnity Bonds, Insurance, School Districts, School Law, State Legislation, State...
An examination of the school laws in the 50 states reveals that 47 have penalties that can result in forced incarceration for young people who do not attend school. In a five-year period, 341 young persons were committed to Maryland juvenile institutions for the crime of truancy. During the same time, 2,699 young people were committed to institutions because they were considered to be "Children in Need of Supervision" (CINS), which includes truants, runaways, and children deemed to be...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Attendance, Delinquency, Elementary Secondary Education, School Attendance...
It was requested that the Virginia Crime Commission develop a plan for drug-free schools that could be distributed to Virginia's local education agencies. Meetings were held to examine the key issues relating to developing drug-free environments in the public schools. Four issues were identified as critical to reducing the availability of drugs in schools and to providing assistance to students with substance abuse problems and a total of 10 recommendations were made in these areas. In the area...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Drug Abuse, Elementary Secondary Education, Prevention, School Law, School Policy,...
Although the law generally allows administrators to search lockers, this should not be viewed as a carte blanche right. Students do have some ownership rights, particularly with regard to other students. School officials are charged by the state with operating the schools and safeguarding the health, welfare, and safety of students and school personnel; therefore, when drugs, weapons, or other dangerous materials are suspected, the principal has not only the right but the duty to make a...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Civil Liberties, Court Litigation, School Law, Search and Seizure, Secondary...
This report contains State-by-State statutory summaries on three types of leaves of absence relating to teachers -- sick leave, maternity leave, and sabbatical leave. Only State laws that have specific reference to one of these three types of leaves of absence are included. Not included are those statutes granting boards of education the general authority to grant leaves of absence to teachers. (Author/JF)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Leaves of Absence, Personnel Policy, Sabbatical Leaves, School Law, State...
In light of revised standards for Oregon's public elementary and secondary schools, this manual suggests guidelines for school districts to follow in implementing new state rules regarding high school graduation requirements. The manual gives particular attention to the new rule concerning unit of credit requirements. An excerpt from the new state regulation first lists the subjects and numbers of credits required for graduation. The document then discusses the implementation schedule for the...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Credits, Educational Policy, Graduation Requirements, High Schools, School Districts,...
Revisions in standards for Oregon's public elementary and secondary schools have led to changes in state requirements governing high school graduation requirements. This manual suggests guidelines for school districts to follow in granting diplomas or alternative awards. It discusses the meaning of a diploma under Oregon law, school districts' options on graduation requirements, suggested alternative degrees for students meeting some but not all diploma requirements, and special considerations...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Awards, Educational Policy, Graduation Requirements, High Schools, School Districts,...
AN ANALYSIS WAS MADE OF THE DETERMINANTS OF LARGE CITY EDUCATIONAL FISCAL POLICY. A WIDE RANGE OF PROBLEMS AND ISSUES WERE PRESENTED WHICH EVOLVED FROM THE METROPOLITAN CONTEXT WITHIN WHICH LARGE CITY SCHOOL SYSTEMS OPERATE. THE STUDY FOUND THAT THE FORM OF SCHOOL GOVERNMENT IN LARGE CENTRAL CITIES WAS A RELATIVELY UNIMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE SUPPORT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EDUCATIONAL AND NONEDUCATIONAL EXPENDITURES, HOWEVER, WAS SIGNIFICANT. (TC)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Finance, Financial Policy, Financial Support, School Funds, School Law,...
The 12 sources cited here deal with several approaches to student suspension, including inhouse suspensions, the legal aspects of suspensions, and the prevention of the discipline problems that cause students to be suspended. (IRT)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Court Litigation, Discipline Policy, Elementary Secondary Education, Nontraditional...
Arizona's charter experience over the past decade has clearly shown the power of a relatively open chartering system. Schools have sprung up in all corners of the state; parents and teachers have flocked to them in great numbers. Interesting new approaches have emerged. Quite a few of the schools have been strikingly successful. In many places, charter schools have achieved an impressive market share, and districts have begun to respond more vigorously in Arizona than in most charter school...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Charter Schools, School Law, Accountability, Academic Achievement, Hassel, Bryan C.,...
This publication summarizes and compares legal provisions covering teacher tenure and contracts for each of the 50 states. The report is organized in three sections. Section 1 presents a summary comparison of the provisions of Washington's teacher contract law with corresponding statutory requirements of the other 49 states. Section 2 identifies those states with legislation that addresses selected issues related to teacher contract laws. Section 3 summarizes teacher contract statutes on a...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Contracts, Elementary Secondary Education, Employer Employee Relationship, School...
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ERIC ED434420: Education Department General Administrative Regulations. 34 CFR Parts 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82, 85, 86, 97, 98, and 99.
Dec 31, 2015
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This publication by the U.S. Department of Education is an unofficial version of the Department's General Administrative Regulations. The volume incorporates final regulations that the Department published too late to appear in the official July 1, 1998, version of Title 34 of the Code of Federal Regulations issued by the Office of the Federal Register (OFR). However, the only official versions of these regulations are those published by the OFR in the Federal Register and the Code of Federal...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Educational Administration, Elementary Secondary Education, Federal Regulation,...
This article, written by two lawyers, defines defamation, discusses the basic law of defamation and stigma, and focuses on recent case law on this topic. The cases are only a sample of the numerous cases that school districts across the nation face on the issues of defamation and stigma. The following topics are included in the legal review: the requirement of falsity, opinion as a defense to an action in defamation, publication communicated to a third party, teachers as public officials,...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Court Litigation, Elementary Secondary Education, Legal Problems, Legal...
Recent evidence using compulsory schooling laws as instruments for education suggests that education has a causal effect on mortality (Lleras-Muney, 2005). However, little is known about how exactly education affects health. This paper uses compulsory schooling laws to try to identify how education impacts health and to indirectly assess the merit of using these laws to infer the causal effect of education on health. I find that previous Census mortality results are not robust to the inclusion...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Compulsory Education, School Law, Mortality Rate, Health, Immunization Programs,...
Charter schools are given greater autonomy than traditional public schools, and in return they are held more accountable to the public. As such, if a charter school fails to meet its educational objectives, the charter may be revoked or not renewed. Revocation is the withdrawal of a school's charter during its term, while renewal relates to the decision by a charter-granting authority to enter into a new contract once the term of an existing contract expires. As of fall 2002, 194 charter...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Charter Schools, Performance Contracts, Methods, School Law, State Legislation,...
Defamation is a common-law claim for liability that encompasses "libel," which is the written form, and "slander," which is the oral form. School principals can be plaintiffs or defendants in defamation suits. Relevant case law provides illustrations of the various elements of defamation for both roles of the principal. Court decisions involving other school officials, such as superintendents, are included to provide a more complete administrative picture. Unlike lawsuits...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Administrators, Court Litigation, Elementary Secondary Education, Legal...
In this paper, the author defines due process, discusses its elements, describes its minimum essentials, and examines court cases which apply the doctrine to teachers, administrators, and students. The court cases discussed by the author indicate situations in which due process is mandated and the extent of due process required in these situations. According to the report, an accused is due notice of his shortcomings and an opportunity to appear and face his accusers. Further, the accused, in...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Administrators, Due Process, Guides, School Law, Student Rights, Students, Teacher...
Questions arise about the constitutionality of including some form of prayer, usually an invocation or benediction, in public school graduation ceremonies, and whether such prayer can appropriately be delivered by a minister or other religious leader. The U. S. Supreme Court has not addressed this precise issue, but an analysis of other courts' decisions, and related Supreme Court precedents, may help educators to assess the factors involved in assessing the constitutionality of this widespread...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Commencement Ceremonies, Constitutional Law, Court Litigation, Graduation, High...
The purpose of this manual is to improve and clarify the system of student accounting used in Oregon public schools. Student accounting in Oregon should yield accurate demographic assessments of students at the local school and program level that will in turn provide cumulative data at the district, state, and federal levels. The manual reviews statutory requirements and administrative rules, summarizes the function of and includes state report forms, lists Oregon school register instructions,...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Attendance, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, Enrollment, Public...
This issue of "Policy Notes" concerns the restructuring of American education during the past quarter-century, with centralization and legalization being the two most noteworthy changes in educational governance. David Kirp claims that the increased control of schooling by state and federal authorities, the elaboration of new administrative structures, and the greater power of educational professionals have generated conflict that increasingly has been resolved through the courts and...
Topics: ERIC Archive, Court Litigation, Educational History, Educational Policy, Elementary Secondary...
Negligence, a tort liability, is defined, discussed, and reviewed in relation to several court decisions involving school principals. The history of liability suits against school principals suggests that a reasonable, prudent principal can avoid legal problems. Ten guidelines are presented to assist principals in avoiding charges of negligence. (DW)
Topics: ERIC Archive, Court Litigation, Elementary Secondary Education, Legal Problems, Legal...
