School law for the 1990s : a handbook
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School law for the 1990s : a handbook
（The Greenwood educators' reference collection）
Greenwood Press, 1992
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Includes index
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Description
School teachers and administrators may be the largest single group of rule enforcers in American society. Operating under legislative statutes, court cases, board policies, program regulations, and so on, there appears to be no end to that part of their professional tasks that calls for them to be on-the-spot enforcers in an adult to child relationship. Using constitutionality of operations within a school as its central focal point, the book takes both the broader and the narrower aspects of the law and combines them to provide an extended understanding of the realities in which professionals must perform as employees in elementary and secondary schools.
Organized into twelve broad topic areas, the handbook covers all key aspects of the law as it applies from administering personnel to religion in the schools. Appropriate court cases are cited throughout. This professional guide will be useful for teachers with an interest in school law, for graduate students preparing for a career in school administration, and for administrators in need of a precise, but succinct treatment of the law and schools.
Table of Contents
Preface The Legal System and Location of Cases School Districts and Boards of Education Parent Rights and Responsibilities Certification, Contracts, and Retirement Administering Staff Personnel Administering Student Personnel The Law and the Handicapped Discrimination and Equality of Opportunity Injury and Negligence Religion and Schooling Collective Bargaining Finance Glossary Index
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