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9780890890554

Practical Education Law for the Twenty-First Century

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    9780890890554

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    0890890552

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-12-01
  • Publisher: Carolina Academic Pr

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Table of Contents

Table of Cases
xiii
Introduction to American Education Law
3(16)
The Nature of American Education Law
5(1)
Primary Sources of Education Law and Research Tools
6(1)
Basic Legal Research Tools
7(1)
Traditional Bases of Education
8(1)
Brief History of Elementary and Secondary Public Education in the United States
9(1)
Compulsory Education
10(2)
The Role of Deference
12(1)
Development of National and State Educational Standards
13(1)
Teacher and Student Competency Testing
14(2)
Comparison of American Public Education with the Educational Systems of Other Industrialized Nations
16(2)
The Evolving Role of American Public Education
18(1)
The Organization and Operation of American Public Education
19(44)
Overall State Organization of Public Education
21(1)
Powers and Duties of State Boards of Education
22(10)
In General
22(2)
Powers of State Commissioner of Education
24(3)
State Control over Curriculum
27(2)
State Control over Local School Boards
29(1)
Review of State Board Decisions
30(2)
Powers of County School Boards
32(2)
Creation, Change, and Dissolution of School Districts
34(5)
In General
34(1)
Change of Boundaries
34(2)
Merger of School Districts
36(1)
Annexation and Detachment
36(2)
Closing Schools, Property Transfers
38(1)
Powers and Duties of Local School Boards
39(7)
Selection and Removal of Members
39(1)
Public Bidding Laws
40(2)
Control over Curriculum
42(1)
Control over Personnel
43(2)
Powers of Local Superintendent of Schools
45(1)
Contracts
46(4)
Contracts with Personnel
46(2)
Contracts with Third Parties
48(1)
Authority of School Board to Contract
48(1)
Construction Contracts
48(1)
Invalid Contracts
49(1)
Acquisition and Sale of Real Property
50(2)
Purchase and Sale Issues
50(2)
Condemnation Issues
52(1)
Insurance Issues
52(2)
Open Meeting Laws
54(4)
Typical Statutory Provisions
54(1)
Definition of ``Meeting''
55(1)
Requirement of Notice
56(1)
Exemptions from Open Meetings Laws
57(1)
Ratification to Cure Non-Compliance with Open Meeting Law
57(1)
School Board Records Issues and Rules
58(2)
Minutes
58(1)
Quorum Rules
59(1)
Other Records Issues
59(1)
Conflict of Interest Rules
59(1)
State Take-Overs of Local School Districts
60(1)
Development of State and Local Education Standards
61(2)
School Finance
63(46)
Overview of School Financing
65(2)
Role of the School District Budget
67(2)
Establishing the Tax Levy
69(3)
Issues in the Assessment and Collection of Taxes
72(4)
Challenges to the Overall Tax Levy Process
76(3)
Valuation Issues and Appraisal Methods
79(4)
Property Tax Delinquency and Foreclosure
83(2)
Federal Constitutional Challenges to Local Property Tax Model
85(1)
State Constitutional Challenges to Local Property Tax Model
86(1)
Models of School Funding
87(1)
Alternative Funding Schemes
88(1)
Procedures for Issuing Bonds
89(3)
School Bond Elections
92(2)
Bond Purposes
94(1)
Constraints on School District Indebtedness
95(1)
Limitations on Bonds
96(3)
Bonds and Consolidation of Districts
99(1)
Warrants and Notes
100(1)
Selected Salary and Fringe Benefits Issues
101(4)
Financial Exigencies
105(4)
Fundamental Rights to an Education under State and Federal Constitutional Law
109(24)
No Federal Constitutional Fundamental Right to an Education Exists: The Rodriguez Case
111(2)
Post-Rodriguez Supreme Court Cases: Minimal Federal Constitutional Interests in Education
113(1)
Early State-Based Rights to an Education: The Serrano Case and Others
114(2)
Modern Post-Serrano Legal Challenges under State Equal Protection Theories
116(1)
Successful Challenges Using State-Based Equal Protection Theories
117(2)
Unsuccessful Challenges Using State-Based Equal Protection Theories
119(2)
State-Based Rights to an Education under State Constitutional Education Articles
121(1)
State Education Articles---In General
122(1)
Successful Challenges Using State Education Articles
123(2)
Unsuccessful Challenges Using State Education Articles
125(2)
Impact of Successful Cases on Funding and Other Issues
127(1)
The Problem of On-Going Litigation
128(2)
State Legislative Responses
130(1)
The Future of State-Based Litigation
131(2)
Residency Requirements and Mandatory Fees and Expenses
133(24)
The Supreme Court and Residency Requirements
135(2)
Basic State Residency Requirements
137(3)
Proving Residency
140(1)
Residency Issues in Divorced Families
141(2)
Residency and Guardianship
143(1)
Residency of Children in Group Homes or Institutions
144(1)
Homeless Children and Residency Issues
145(2)
The Handicapped Child and Residency Issues
147(2)
Residency Issues in Special Factual Situations
149(2)
Various Tuition Issues and Residency
151(1)
General Guidelines Regarding Student Fees
152(1)
Textbook Fees
153(1)
Fees for Courses and Activities
154(1)
Transportation Expenses
155(1)
Miscellaneous Fees and Expenses
155(2)
Home Schooling, School Choice, Charter Schools, and Other Alternative Schools
157(26)
Home Schooling---In General
159(2)
State Regulation of Home Schooling---In General
161(2)
Curriculum and Credentialling
163(2)
Reporting and Procedural Requirements
165(2)
Free Exercise Challenges
167(1)
Vagueness Challenges
168(1)
Home Education and Handicapped Children
169(1)
Divorce and Custody Issues
170(2)
Other Federal Court Issues and Home Schooling
172(1)
School Choice---In General
173(1)
Existing Public School Choice Plans
174(2)
Establishment Clause Challenges to Voucher Programs
176(2)
Equal Protection Challenges to Voucher Programs
178(2)
Charter Schools
180(2)
Privatization of Schools
182(1)
Search and Seizure and Crime on Campus
183(28)
The Basic Standard for Student Searches---T.L.O.
185(1)
Searches of the Person---In General
186(2)
Strip Searches
188(2)
Locker Searches
190(1)
Searches of Bookbags
191(2)
Searches of Automobiles
193(1)
When Is a Search Not a Search?
194(2)
Canine-Assisted Searches
196(1)
Metal Detectors in the School Environment
197(1)
Police-Conducted Searches
197(3)
The Exclusionary Rule and Student Searches
200(1)
Miranda Warnings
201(1)
Drug Testing
202(3)
Weapons Legislation
205(2)
Duty to Maintain a Safe Campus
207(4)
Torts and the Student-School Relationship
211(38)
Sovereign Immunity
213(3)
In General
213(1)
Insurance Exception
214(1)
Premises Liability Exception
215(1)
Governmental and Discretionary or Ministerial Functions
216(2)
The Doctrine of In Loco Parentis
218(2)
Civil Actions under §1983
220(3)
Corporal Punishment
223(3)
Student-Inflicted Injury
226(2)
Injuries by Non-Student Third Parties
228(3)
Other Student Injuries
231(8)
Non-Disciplinary Faculty-Inflicted Injury
231(1)
Faculty Duty to Supervise Students
232(2)
Student Mishaps Off-Campus or at Home
234(2)
Student Suicide
236(1)
Teacher Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment
237(2)
Educational Malpractice
239(2)
Other Professional Liability Concerns
241(3)
Slander and Libel
241(1)
Student Confidentiality Issues
242(1)
Buckley Amendment
242(1)
Other Counseling Issues
243(1)
Overview of Selected Student Health Issues
244(1)
Child Abuse Reporting Statutes
244(1)
Immunization
245(1)
Acquired Immunity Deficiency Syndrome
245(4)
Sexual Education and Condom Distribution
247(2)
Athletics
249(32)
Athletics and Constitutional Rights---Introduction
251(1)
Athletic Rights and Transferring Students
252(2)
Student Suspensions from Athletics and the Availability of Due Process Rights
254(2)
Other Athletic Rules and Student Rights
256(3)
Student Fees and Athletics
259(1)
School Liability Issues in Athletics---In General
260(1)
Liability for Student Injuries on School Teams
261(3)
Liability for Student Injuries during Physical Education Class
264(3)
Student Assumption of the Risk
267(2)
Validity of Student Waivers Concerning Athletic Injuries
269(1)
Gender and Athletics---In General
270(1)
Equal Protection Concerns
271(1)
Title IX and Team Formation
272(2)
Title IX and Other Athletic Claims
274(1)
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and Regulation of High Schools---In General
275(2)
NCAA and Recruitment of Student Athletes
277(1)
NCAA and Eligibility Standards
278(3)
Labor Relations
281(36)
State Collective Bargaining Laws
283(4)
Similarities with National Labor Relations Act
283(2)
Typical State Statutes
285(1)
States Prohibiting Collective Bargaining
286(1)
Scope of Collective Bargaining
287(4)
In General
287(1)
Mandatory Subjects
288(2)
Duty to Bargain in Good Faith
290(1)
Typical Bargainable Issues: ``Wages, Hours, and Terms and Conditions of Employment''
291(8)
Salary and Benefits
291(2)
Length of School Day and Calendar Issues
293(1)
Class Size
294(1)
Additional Duties during the School Day and Extra-Curricular Activities
295(1)
Other Issues
296(1)
Merit Pay
296(1)
Teacher Evaluations
297(1)
Smoking Policies
298(1)
Selecting Bargaining Representatives
299(4)
Elections and Exclusive Representation
299(2)
Union Fees, Dues and Assessments
301(2)
Construction of Labor Contracts
303(2)
Employee Grievances and Arbitration
305(5)
In General
305(1)
Role of Arbitrator
306(2)
Review of Arbitrator's Decision
308(2)
Unfair Labor Practices
310(1)
Legality of Teacher Strikes
311(1)
Typical State Statutes
311(1)
Injunctions and Punishment of Striking Teachers
311(1)
Teacher Transfers, Terminations, and Reductions in Force
312(5)
Addendum: 2002 U.S. Supreme Court Decisions 317(2)
Index 319

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