Category - The Legal Beat

2+2=Litigation

New front opens in the math wars

New front opens in the math wars

By  Joshua Dunn  Briefs, Journal, The Legal Beat  

No Federal Case

Court says charter school is not a state actor

Court says charter school is not a state actor

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Journal, The Legal Beat  

Strange Bedfellows

Students find unexpected ally in the Christian Right

Students find unexpected ally in the Christian Right

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Courts and Law, The Legal Beat  

Supreme Modesty

From strip searches to school funding, the Court treads lightly

From strip searches to school funding, the Court treads lightly

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Courts and Law, The Legal Beat  

Credits Crunched

Arizona rulings hit scholarships and special education vouchers

Arizona rulings hit scholarships and special education vouchers

By  Martin West  Briefs, Charter Schools and Vouchers, On Top of the News, The Legal Beat  

Another Lemon

Florida’s public school establishment could hardly have a better friend than Florida’s courts.

Florida’s charters under attack

By Josh Dunn and Martha Derthick     Briefs, Charter Schools and Vouchers, Courts and Law, Government and Politics, School Choice, State and Federal, The Legal Beat  

Timeout

Schools Win in Court

Schools Win in Court

By  Martha Derthick and Joshua Dunn  Courts and Law, Features, Special Education, The Legal Beat  

Court Jousters

Plaintiffs exploit weaknesses in NCLB

Plaintiffs exploit weaknesses in NCLB

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Courts and Law, No Child Left Behind, The Legal Beat  

Free and Appropriate

Parent's wealth muddies special-education tuition case

Parent's wealth muddies special-education tuition case

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Courts and Law, Special Education, The Legal Beat  

Doubtful Jurisprudence

Court offers schools little guidance

Court offers schools little guidance

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Courts and Law, The Legal Beat  

Courts and Choice

Testing the constitutionality of charters and vouchers

Testing the constitutionality of charters and vouchers

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  The Legal Beat  

The Enforcers

Parents may gain right to sue over NCLB

Parents may gain right to sue over NCLB

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  The Legal Beat  

Affirmative Action Docketed

The Supreme Court takes up race-based school assignment

The Supreme Court takes up race-based school assignment

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  The Legal Beat  

No Lawsuit Left Behind

Chief Justice Roberts, the schoolmaster?

Chief Justice Roberts, the schoolmaster?

By MICHAEL HEISE     The Legal Beat  
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