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Homeschooling: Choosing Parental Rights Over Children's Interests, Martha Fineman, George B. Shepherd
Homeschooling: Choosing Parental Rights Over Children's Interests, Martha Fineman, George B. Shepherd
University of Baltimore Law Review
Homeschooling, the most extreme form of privatization of education, often eliminates the possibility of the child gaining the resources essential for success in adult life. It sacrifices the interests of the child to the interests of the parents, allowing them to control and isolate the child’s development. In addition, homeschooling frustrates the state’s legitimate interest in the child’s receiving a sound, diverse education, so that the child can achieve her potential as a productive employee and as a constructive participant in civic life. This Article uses vulnerability theory as a heuristic frame both to reexamine the dominant rhetoric of parental …
Collective Bargaining In The Public Sector: Carroll County Education Association, Inc. V. Board Of Education Of Carroll County, Luke Mickum
University of Baltimore Law Forum
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The Moment Of Silence In Public Schools: Valid Educational Activity Or Attempt To Breach The Church-State Wall?, James A. Helfman
The Moment Of Silence In Public Schools: Valid Educational Activity Or Attempt To Breach The Church-State Wall?, James A. Helfman
University of Baltimore Law Forum
No abstract provided.