Most Recent Articles from Journal of Law and Education

• Students Schooling Students: Gaining Professional Benefits While Helping Urban High School Students Achieve Success 

  I. INTRODUCTION Poor children placed in an average American public school will often leave poorly educated.1 "[T]o those who need the best our...

  07/01/09 by Leviton, Susan P; Browne, Justin A · More from publication

• Inaccessible School Webpages: Are Remedies Available?* 

  I. INTRODUCTION The educational system in the United States has been revolutionized by the inventions of the computer and the Internet....

  07/01/09 by Ogden, Judith Stilz; Menter, Lawrence · More from publication

• Counterpoint and Rebuttal Introduction-School Surveys of Students: A Triangle that Comes Full Circle 

  In the April 2008 issue of the Journal, attorney Tara Dahl criticized the Ninth Circuit court's decision in Fields v. Palmdale School District as...

  07/01/09 by Zirkel, Perry A · More from publication

• School Surveys and Children's Education: The Argument for Shared Authority Between Parents and the State 

  Few areas of the law involve a more poignant clash of interests than disputes between parents and the state concerning children's education.1 On...

  07/01/09 by Eichner, Maxine · More from publication

• Establishing a Constitutional Standard that Protects Public School Teacher Classroom Expression 

  I. INTRODUCTION Deborah Mayer was hired as a substitute teacher at Clear Creek Elementary School (Clear Creek) in Bloomington, Indiana by Monroe...

  07/01/09 by Gee, Kimberly · More from publication

• Surveys in America's Classrooms: How Much Do Parents Really Know? Some Further Perspectives 

  Kathleen Conn and Maxine Eichner introduced several interesting issues to the debate surrounding parental control over education in their...

  07/01/09 by Dahl, Tara · More from publication

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