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Attendance in Public Schools; The Instructional Program; Due Process Rights of Students; Freedom of Speech and Expression; Religion in Public Schools and State Funding of Religious Schools; Student Publications; Search and Seizure; Student Discipline; Racial Segregation; Education of Disabled Children; Student Sex Discrimination; Civil Liability; Student Records, Defamation and Privacy; Student Testing; Terms and Conditions of Teacher Employment; Constitutional Rights of Teachers; Teacher Dismissal; Employment Discrimination.

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• Table of Cases(p. XVII)
• Introduction(p. 1)
• Chapter 1. Attendance in Public Schools(p. 5)
• 1.1 Introduction(p. 5)
• 1.2 Admission(p. 6)
• 1.3 Compulsory Attendance(p. 14)
• 1.4 Home Schooling(p. 21)
• 1.5 Private Schools(p. 30)
• 1.6 Marriage(p. 37)
• 1.7 Vaccination(p. 38)
• Chapter 2. The Instructional Program(p. 42)
• 2.1 Introduction(p. 42)
• 2.2 Curriculum(p. 43)
• 2.3 Censorship of Textbooks(p. 55)
• 2.4 Censorship of Library Books(p. 61)
• 2.5 Course Content and Teaching Methods(p. 65)
• 2.6 Promotion(p. 66)
• 2.7 Diploma(p. 68)
• 2.8 Grade Reduction(p. 69)
• 2.9 Homework(p. 71)
• 2.10 Sex Education(p. 72)
• Chapter 3. Due Process Rights of Students(p. 75)
• 3.1 Introduction(p. 75)
• 3.2 Due Process(p. 76)
• 3.3 Procedural Due Process(p. 85)
• 3.4 Natural Justice and Due Process(p. 85)
• 3.5 Impartiality(p. 86)
• 3.6 Fairness(p. 87)
• 3.7 Elements of Procedural Due Process(p. 88)
• 3.8 In-School Suspension(p. 101)
• 3.9 Impact of Procedural Due Process(p. 101)
• Chapter 4. Freedom of Speech and Expression(p. 105)
• 4.1 Introduction(p. 105)
• 4.2 Balancing the Interests(p. 107)
• 4.3 Forecast of Disruption(p. 108)
• 4.4 Sit-Ins/Protests(p. 115)
• 4.5 Flags(p. 115)
• 4.6 Personal Appearance(p. 117)
• 4.7 Student Pregnancy(p. 123)
• 4.8 Immorality(p. 125)
• 4.9 Marriage(p. 126)
• 4.10 Drugs, Tobacco, and Alcohol(p. 127)
• 4.11 Weapons(p. 128)
• Chapter 5. Religion in Public Schools and State Funding of Religious Schools(p. 131)
• 5.1 Introduction(p. 131)
• 5.2 Free Exercise and Establishment(p. 134)
• 5.3 Wall of Separation(p. 135)
• 5.4 Constitutional Standard, the Lemon Test(p. 136)
• 5.5 Religious Activities in Public Schools(p. 140)
• 5.6 Public Tax Funds for Religious Schools(p. 155)
• Chapter 6. Student Publications(p. 165)
• 6.1 Introduction(p. 165)
• Chapter 7. Search and Seizure(p. 175)
• 7.1 Introduction(p. 175)
• 7.2 Fourth Amendment(p. 176)
• 7.3 Canine Searches(p. 186)
• 7.4 Strip Searches(p. 188)
• 7.5 Lockers(p. 191)
• 7.6 Automobile Search(p. 192)
• 7.7 Field Trip Searches(p. 193)
• 7.8 Drug Testing(p. 195)
• 7.9 Metal Detector Searches(p. 198)
• Chapter 8. Student Discipline(p. 200)
• 8.1 Introduction(p. 200)
• 8.2 In Loco Parentis(p. 201)
• 8.3 Corporal Punishment(p. 203)
• 8.4 Child Abuse(p. 210)
• 8.5 Discipline for Out-of-School Activities(p. 215)
• 8.6 Academic Discipline(p. 218)
• Chapter 9. Racial Segregation(p. 221)
• 9.1 Introduction(p. 221)
• 9.2 Separate-but-Equal(p. 221)
• 9.3 The Brown Case(p. 224)
• 9.4 The Swann Case(p. 228)
• 9.5 De Facto and De Jure Segregation(p. 231)
• 9.6 A Unitary System(p. 233)
• 9.7 Interdistrict Desegregation(p. 235)
• 9.8 Remedies(p. 236)
• 9.9 Affirmative Action and Diversity(p. 238)
• 9.10 Diversity(p. 241)
• Chapter 10. Education of Disabled Children(p. 244)
• 10.1 Introduction(p. 244)
• 10.2 Right to Attend School(p. 244)
• 10.3 The Original Public Law 94-142 and Section 504(p. 247)
• 10.4 Litigation Pursuant to Idea(p. 255)
• 10.5 Private School for Children With Disabilities(p. 271)
• 10.6 Disabled Children in Sectarian Schools(p. 274)
• 10.7 Discipline(p. 275)
• 10.8 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (Aids)(p. 278)
• 10.9 Attorney's Fees(p. 279)
• Chapter 11. Student Sex Discrimination(p. 282)
• 11.1 Introduction(p. 282)
• 11.2 Equal Protection of Sexes(p. 283)
• 11.3 Title IX(p. 288)
• Chapter 12. Civil Liability(p. 298)
• 12.1 Introduction(p. 298)
• 12.2 What Is a Tort?(p. 298)
• 12.3 Intentional Interference(p. 299)
• 12.4 Strict Liability(p. 303)
• 12.5 Negligence(p. 304)
• 12.6 Elements of Negligence(p. 308)
• 12.7 Defenses for Negligence(p. 314)
• 12.8 Educational Malpractice(p. 327)
• 12.9 Constitutional Torts(p. 329)
• Chapter 13. Student Records, Defamation, and Privacy(p. 333)
• 13.1 Introduction(p. 333)
• 13.2 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)(p. 334)
• 13.3 Defamation(p. 343)
• 13.4 Right of Privacy(p. 355)
• Chapter 14. Student Testing(p. 358)
• 14.1 Introduction(p. 358)
• 14.2 Judicial Review of Student Evaluations(p. 358)
• 14.3 Limitations on the School(p. 360)
• 14.4 Competency Tests(p. 361)
• 14.5 Students' Due Process Interests(p. 362)
• 14.6 Equal Protection Rights(p. 365)
• 14.7 Validity of Tests(p. 368)
• Chapter 15. Terms and Conditions of Teacher Employment(p. 373)
• 15.1 Introduction(p. 373)
• 15.2 Certification(p. 373)
• 15.3 Local Board Prerogatives for Employment(p. 380)
• 15.4 Right to Remain Silent(p. 384)
• 15.5 Contracts(p. 384)
• 15.6 Tenure(p. 386)
• 15.7 Reduction in Force(p. 389)
• Chapter 16. Constitutional Rights of Teachers(p. 393)
• 16.1 Introduction(p. 393)
• 16.2 Teachers' Freedoms of Speech and Expression(p. 393)
• 16.3 Pickering and Teacher Political Freedom(p. 394)
• 18.5 Title VII (Race)(p. 465)
• 18.6 Affirmative Action(p. 470)
• 18.7 Sex Discrimination(p. 474)
• 18.8 Religious Discrimination(p. 485)
• 18.9 Age Discrimination(p. 488)
• 18.10 Discrimination Against the Disabled(p. 491)
• 18.11 Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993(p. 494)
• Index(p. 497)