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Education

The Education Section includes laws, regulations, cases and other information relevant to schools, parents and students, and other systems and human service agencies that impact students. Children with disabilities who are ages 3 – 22 may be served by the public school system; and children not considered disabled must attend school until they are 16. The topics in this section include:

  • General education, applicable to all students;
  • Special education and dispute resolution for students with disabilities;
  • Discrimination and laws to protect students with disabilities or who are from a minority group;
  • Discipline and the juvenile justice system;
  • Domestic violence and the effect on children;
  • Students who are homeless or in the foster care system;
  • Human service agencies that support children and adults; and
  • Attorney’s fees.

Recent Content Posted to the Education Section

02/01/2002 Mark C. Weber

Published in the William and Mary Law Review (Volume 43, Issue 3, February 2002). Read More

02/08/2010 Wrightslaw

Webpage with information about bullying and harassment, prevention, legal decisions about harassment, and effective ways to respond to bullying. Read More

01/20/2010 LYNCH, Chief Judge, BOUDIN, Circuit Judge, and SAYLOR,District Judge

S. Read More

01/18/2008 LYNCH, Circuit Judge, CAMPBELL and SELYA, Senior Circuit Judges

In a suit under IDEA, parents claim that school district (defendants) failed to provide a disabled student with a free and appropriate public education, judgment for defendants is affirmed where, Read More