Education Law, Second Edition PDF eBook

and other Interested Parties] 16.4 Release of Educational Records 16.5 Rights of Pupils 16.6 Amending the Educational Record 16.7 Limited Remedies Available Under FERPA 17. Civil Wrongs (Torts) 17.1 Overview of the Law of Torts 17.2 Defamation 17.3 False Imprisonment, Malicious Prosecution and Claims of Excessive Force 17.4 Negligence 17.5 Physical or Sexual Abuse of Student by Teacher or Other Staff Member 17.6 Intentional Destruction of School Property by a Student 17.7 Negligent or Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress 17.8 Defense of Governmental Immunity 17.9 Fraternities, Hazing and Alcohol-Related Incidents 17.10 Dangerous Activities Involving Students 17.11 Student Suicides 17.12 Student Medical Issues and Tort Liability 17.13 Other Issues 18. Attendance and Home Schooling 18.1 An Overview of Compulsory Attendance and Home Schooling 18.2 The Growth and Development of the Home-Schooling Movement. 18.3 State Regulation of Home Schooling 18.4 The Right to Attend School on a Part-Time Basis 18.5 The Right of Home-Schooled Students to Participate in Extracurricular Activities or Team Sports 18.6 State-by-State Guide to Attendance and Home Schooling 19. School Athletics and Cheerleading 19.1 Overview 19.2 Assumption of Risk: In General 19.3 Assumption of Risk: Specific Applications 19.4 Assumption of Risk: Limitations 19.5 Claims of Improper Coaching, Equipment and Facilities 19.6 Cheerleaders 19.7 Violence in Athletics: School and College Liability 19.8 Medical Issues 19.9 Liability to Spectators 19.10 Validity of Releases 20. Selected School and College Personnel Issues 20.1 Overview 20.2 Equal Pay Act of 1963 20.3 Drug Testing of School Personnel 20.4 Granting and Denial of Tenure 20.5 The Limits of Tenure Protection 20.6 Right of Dismissed Non-Tenured Personnel to Name-Clearing Hearings 20.7 The Employment of Related Persons in School District (Nepotism) 20.8 Grounds for Discharge of School