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Yearbook of Education Law 2006

The Yearbook of Education Law contains analyses of the previous year's ...


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Publisher :LexisNexis Publishing Solutions Government
Format: 1 volume, Hardbound, 404 pages , BOOK
ISBN: 9781565341265
2006 ELA
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    The Yearbook of Education Law contains analyses of the previous year's federal and state court decisions that affect public and private elementary and secondary schools and higher education. This publication provides summaries and discussions of relevant state appellate and federal trial and appellate court cases from 2004. The 2006 Yearbook also covers developments in international law including coverage of Australia, Canada, Malaysia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

    Topics covered in the 2006 edition include:

  • Employees
  • School Governance
  • Students
  • Bargaining
  • Students with Disabilities
  • Torts
  • Sports
  • Higher Education
  • Students in Higher Education
  • Federal and State Legislation
  • International Law


    • Complete with a table of cases and a comprehensive index, this publication provides a comprehensive overview of the recent developments in education law, and is sure to be a useful reference for anyone involved in this field.

  • Employees: This chapter examines the relationship between school districts and employees, especially as related to tenure issues, dismissal, demotion and discipline.
  • School Governance: This chapters reviews litigation from state and federal courts regarding issues of school governance. The cases are divided into two categories: systematic and localized governance issues.
  • Students: This section reviews student rights, parental interests, and desegregation
  • Bargaining: This chapter contains a discusion of judicial activity related to collective bargaining and labor relations on school grounds
  • Students with Disabilities: Examines the education issues of students with disabilities, including the latest changes to the IDEA law.
  • Torts: Focuses on cases brought by or on behalf of students, school employees, and in some instances, visitors on school grounds.
  • Sports: Reviews cases dealing with equality of programs, negligence, employment and constitutional issues.
  • Higher Education: Discusses issues such as immunity, discrimination in employment, and tenure.
  • Students in Higher Education: Covers topics like admission, financial aid, disipline and student rights.
  • Federal and State Legislation: Covers education-related statutes passed by federal and state governments in 2004.
  • International Law: Explores the legislative and judicial changes in various foreign countries.

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