Full Description
How often does a potential legal issue arise at your school? Now in an expanded third edition, this trusted resource provides clear and helpful guidance from a team of respected school-law experts.
Contents
Preface and AdvisementAbout the AuthorsIntroduction1. Preventive Law: Developing Risk and Crisis Management Programs2. The School and the Legal EnvironmentSection A: Foundations of the School's Relatinoship to the Legal EnvironmentSection B: Clauses of and Amendments to the US Constitution That Affect Education PracticeSection C: Landmark Supreme Court Rulings That Affect Education PracticeSection D: Highlights of Selected Portions of Federal Statutes That Affect Education PracticeSection E: Workers' CompensationSection F: Legal Status of School ChoiceSection G: Statute of Limitations on Federal Cases3. Constitutional and Statutory Foundations of Staff Selection, Contracting, and EvaluationSection A: Equal EmploymentSection B: Staff SelectionSection C: Negligent Hiring, Defamation, and ReferencingSection D: Performance Evaluation4. Teachers' RightsSection A: Licensure and Employment ContractsSection B: Teachers' RightsSection C: Teacher Behaviors5. Students' RightsSection A: Students' Rights to Symbolic ExpressionSection B: Students' Rights to Oral and Written ExpressionSection C: Students' Rights Related to Privacy, Search, and SeizureSection D: Students' Rights of Freedom to Assembly6. Student DisciplineSection A: Exclusion From SchoolSection B: Corporal, Reasonable, and Excessive Punishment, Intentional TortsSection C: Disciplining Students for Acts Off School GroundsSection D: Liability for the Violation of Student RightsSection E: Zero Tolerance7. Principal's Role in Special Education ServicesSection A: Key Terminology and Principles in Special Education LawSection B: Special Education Procedures8. Academic Issues and Student RecordsSection A: Grade Assignment, Grade Reduction, Minimum Competency TestsSection B: Participation in Extracurricular ActivitiesSection C: Student Records9. Copyright Law10. Search and Seizure11. Program ManagementSection A: School AttendanceSection B: Bilingual and Special Language ProgramsSection C: Religion in Public SchoolsSection D: "The Marketplace of Ideas"Section E: Health and Safety Issues12. Students' Use of Technology, Social Media, and Other Emerging Cyber IssuesSection A: Students' Right to Possess Electronic Devices and School District Ability to Search for and Within Electronic DevicesSection B: Student Misconduct Using Technology On and Off School GroundsSection C: Cyber-Bullying and HarassmentSection D: The Use of Technology by Schools to Monitor Students13. Sexual Harassment14. Danger Creation15. Duty and Standards of Care: Liability for NegligenceSection A: The Law of Torts and the Concept of NegligenceSection B: The Concept of Negligence and its Application to Duty and Standards of CareSection C: The Concepts of Negligence, Duty, and Standards of Care and Their Application to Proper Instruction, Proper Supervision, Proper Maintenance, Field Trips, Post-Injury Treatment, Athletic Liability, and Spectator SafetyIndex
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