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Education Law

An indispensable reference for attorneys who represent persons having a grievance against educational institutions, and attorneys representing such institutions


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Publisher :Matthew Bender
Format: 7 looseleaf volumes , BOOK
ISBN: 9780820513973
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    A nationally oriented work in a vital area of the law. An indispensable reference for attorneys who represent persons having a grievance against educational institutions, and attorneys representing such institutions, as well as school board members and administrators.

    • Authoritative analysis of federal and state statutes and cases affecting public and private educational institutions at all levels
    • Includes such topics as: banning of books, school prayer, dealing with students afflicted with AIDS, tax-exempt status for parochial schools, funding accreditations, tort liability
    • Guidance on collective bargaining strategies, drafting codes of student conduct and conducting student searches
    • Selected forms, including contracts, model school policies, litigation forms, as well as checklists
    • Tables of state legislation concerning important issues facing educational institutions

      First published 1984. 7 volumes; looseleaf; updated with revisions.

    Chapter 1 Education, Law and the Attorney
    Chapter 2 Religion, State and Education
    Chapter 3 Governing Agencies, Boards, Officers and Authorities
    Chapter 4 General Procedures and Operations of Educational Institutions
    Chapter 5 Funding, Support and Finances of Education
    Chapter 6 Faculty and Staff Employment and Dismissal
    Chapter 7 Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining in Education
    Chapter 8 The Student-Educational Institution Relationship
    Chapter 9 Student Safety, Control and Discipline
    Chapter 10 Educational Opportunities and Equality
    Chapter 11 Curriculum and Teaching Methods
    Chapter 12 General Liabilities and Litigation
    Chapter 13 Education Records Management and Retention
    Chapter 14 Copyrights, Patents, and Trademarks in the Educational Community
    Chapter F1 General Governance of Educational Institutions
    Chapter F2 General Procedures and Operations
    Chapter F3 Faculty and Staff Employment Relations
    Chapter F4 The Student-Educational Institution Relationship
    Chapter F5 Student Control and Discipline
    Chapter F6 General Liabilities and Litigation
    Chapter F7 Education Records
    Chapter F8 Intellectual Property
    Chapter F9 Funding, Support and Finances
    Chapter R1 Tables of Education Statutes
    Chapter R2 Forms Quoted in Reported Cases and Other References
    Chapter R3 References to the Internet and World Wide Web

     

     

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Education Law
 An indispensable reference for attorneys who represent persons having a grievance against educational institutions, and attorneys representing such institutions

 
 
 
 
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