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Full-Text Articles in Education Law
When Victims Become Responsible: Deputizing School Personnel And Destruction Of Qualified Immunity, Milija Zgonjanin
When Victims Become Responsible: Deputizing School Personnel And Destruction Of Qualified Immunity, Milija Zgonjanin
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Act 388: An Examination Of How An Obscure Property Tax Law Revolutionized Property Tax Funding In South Carolina, Katie Boyette
Act 388: An Examination Of How An Obscure Property Tax Law Revolutionized Property Tax Funding In South Carolina, Katie Boyette
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
The Art Of Advocacy Revealed Through Law School Curriculum, Ashley Jones Hall
The Art Of Advocacy Revealed Through Law School Curriculum, Ashley Jones Hall
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
No Child Left Behind Bars: The Educational Attainment Of Children With Incarcerated Parents, Nate Tackett
No Child Left Behind Bars: The Educational Attainment Of Children With Incarcerated Parents, Nate Tackett
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Accommodations For Teachers With Disabilities, Macy Gault
Accommodations For Teachers With Disabilities, Macy Gault
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Lockdown Lessons: How Remote Proctoring Continues To Discriminate Against Disabled Students In A Post-Covid Era, Abigail Johanson
Lockdown Lessons: How Remote Proctoring Continues To Discriminate Against Disabled Students In A Post-Covid Era, Abigail Johanson
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
The Dischargeability Of Student Loans Through Bankruptcy: Does The Undue Hardship Standard Adversely Burden Consumer Debtors?, Jitwan Floyd
The Dischargeability Of Student Loans Through Bankruptcy: Does The Undue Hardship Standard Adversely Burden Consumer Debtors?, Jitwan Floyd
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
The Impact Of The National Teacher Shortage On The Right To An Adequate Education, Anslee Wood
The Impact Of The National Teacher Shortage On The Right To An Adequate Education, Anslee Wood
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Charter Schools And Students With Disabilities: Admissions Equity, Kelly L. Carrick
Charter Schools And Students With Disabilities: Admissions Equity, Kelly L. Carrick
Senior Theses
Many states are now offering parents a choice in where their child attends school, typically offering charter schools as the alternative to public schools. With charter school enrollment on the rise, questions have begun to arise regarding the acceptance rates of students with disabilities, specifically, how do students with disabilities fare in the process of being admitted to charter schools? This research examines the admissions policies of charter schools, the admission rates for students with disabilities, as well as the legality and equity of this topic. Previous research has found that charter schools typically do not accept as many students …
Last Place: Is Arizona Due For School Finance Litigation?, Joe Aldridge
Last Place: Is Arizona Due For School Finance Litigation?, Joe Aldridge
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Melissa A. Harness & Adam Z. Harness, A False Accountability Narrative: The Human Rights Implications Of Developed Nations Over-Testing Youth In Education, Melissa A. Harness, Adam Z. Harness
Melissa A. Harness & Adam Z. Harness, A False Accountability Narrative: The Human Rights Implications Of Developed Nations Over-Testing Youth In Education, Melissa A. Harness, Adam Z. Harness
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Stronger Together: How Union Friendly Legislation Can Help Mend The Teacher Shortage, Abby Minihan
Stronger Together: How Union Friendly Legislation Can Help Mend The Teacher Shortage, Abby Minihan
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Preserving Viewpoint Pluralism And Democratic Principles: Florida's "Divisive Concepts" Law And Strategies For Challenging The Law's Enforcement In K-12 And Higher Education, Abigail Dallmann
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Cuing Safety In The Law School Classroom: Using A Polyvagal Theory Framework In Support Of Trauma-Informed Teaching Practices, Naomi Grace Hodo Walker, Brian Flaherty
Cuing Safety In The Law School Classroom: Using A Polyvagal Theory Framework In Support Of Trauma-Informed Teaching Practices, Naomi Grace Hodo Walker, Brian Flaherty
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Societal Concerns Over The Drug Epidemic Have Turned America's Public Schools Into Constitutional Dead Zones, Sarah Catherine V. Gibson
Societal Concerns Over The Drug Epidemic Have Turned America's Public Schools Into Constitutional Dead Zones, Sarah Catherine V. Gibson
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Accessibility Of Medical School To Students With Physical Disabilities, Shelby A. Cowan
Accessibility Of Medical School To Students With Physical Disabilities, Shelby A. Cowan
Senior Theses
This thesis is an exploration of perceived and institutional barriers to matriculation into medical school for students with physical disabilities. Factors such as the lived admissions experience, available accommodations and supportive resources, and legal considerations surrounding a student's disclosure of their disability are examined; however, future work is needed to better access this population of students and empower them to become physicians and use their unique perspective to benefit patients.
Separate And Still Unequal: How Neighborhood Zoning Laws Keep U.S. Schools Segregated, Glynnis Hagins
Separate And Still Unequal: How Neighborhood Zoning Laws Keep U.S. Schools Segregated, Glynnis Hagins
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Parent, Child And State: Regulation In A New Era Of Homeschooling, Lawson B. Hamilton
Parent, Child And State: Regulation In A New Era Of Homeschooling, Lawson B. Hamilton
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Mahanoy V. B.L. Ex Rel. Levy And The Virtual School Environment: A Framework For Regulating Online, Off-Campus Student Speech, W. Christopher Schwartz
Mahanoy V. B.L. Ex Rel. Levy And The Virtual School Environment: A Framework For Regulating Online, Off-Campus Student Speech, W. Christopher Schwartz
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Cutting The Idea's Gordian Knot: Accepting Entanglements Of Disability And Self And Embracing A "Best Interests" Approach To Disciplining Students With Disabilities, Sarah A. Husk
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
A Cil Right To Free And Compulsory Education, Nate Schmutz
A Cil Right To Free And Compulsory Education, Nate Schmutz
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Applying Bostock: The Queer Case Against Public Single-Sex Schooling, Robert Blake Watson
Applying Bostock: The Queer Case Against Public Single-Sex Schooling, Robert Blake Watson
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Gifted Tracking As A Racist Vestige Of Eugenic Thought, Lydia Robins Hendrix
Gifted Tracking As A Racist Vestige Of Eugenic Thought, Lydia Robins Hendrix
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Forensic Science In Legal Education, Brandon L. Garrett, Glinda S. Cooper, Quinn Beckham
Forensic Science In Legal Education, Brandon L. Garrett, Glinda S. Cooper, Quinn Beckham
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Reviving Rationality And The Federal Role In Education, Chris Yarrell
Reviving Rationality And The Federal Role In Education, Chris Yarrell
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Surviving Recission: Refining The 2020 Final Title Ix Regulations' Cross-Examination Requirement To Balance The Interests Of Complainants And Respondents, Samantha J. Doward
Surviving Recission: Refining The 2020 Final Title Ix Regulations' Cross-Examination Requirement To Balance The Interests Of Complainants And Respondents, Samantha J. Doward
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Compulsory Classrooms And Custody: Applying State Truancy Laws To Find That School Is Inherently Custodial For The Purposes Of Miranda Warnings, Mary S. Williams
Compulsory Classrooms And Custody: Applying State Truancy Laws To Find That School Is Inherently Custodial For The Purposes Of Miranda Warnings, Mary S. Williams
The Journal of Law and Education
No abstract provided.
Rights To Nowhere: The Idea's Inadequacy In High-Poverty Schools, Claire Raj
Rights To Nowhere: The Idea's Inadequacy In High-Poverty Schools, Claire Raj
Faculty Publications
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (“IDEA”) successfully opened the schoolhouse doors to millions of students with disabilities. But more than forty years after its enactment, the law has proven largely inept at confronting the educational inequities faced by the many students with disabilities attending underfunded, high-poverty public schools. This shortcoming is inconsistent with common conceptions of the IDEA: Advocates and policymakers alike treat the IDEA’s rights and privately enforceable remedies as strong, meaningful tools. This Article theorizes that the IDEA’s under-appreciated failures are overlooked because they are the products of the law’s internal structure, undue judicial deference to schools, …