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Taking Teacher Quality Seriously, Derek W. Black
Taking Teacher Quality Seriously, Derek W. Black
William & Mary Law Review
Although access to quality teachers is one of the most important aspects of a quality education, explicit concern with teacher quality has been conspicuously absent from past litigation over the right to education. Instead, past litigation has focused almost exclusively on funding. Though that litigation has narrowed gross fundinggaps between schools in many states, it has not changed what matters most: access to quality teachers.
This Article proposes a break from the traditional approach to litigating the constitutional right to education. Rather than constitutionalizing adequate or equal funding, courts should constitutionalize quality teaching. The recent success of the constitutional challenge …
De-Facto Segregation, Paul Auster
Constitutional Law - De-Facto Segregation
Constitutional Law - De-Facto Segregation
William & Mary Law Review
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The Deductibility Of Educational Expenses Under Section 162(A) Of The Internal Revenue Code, John J. Harrington
The Deductibility Of Educational Expenses Under Section 162(A) Of The Internal Revenue Code, John J. Harrington
William & Mary Law Review
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