Law Cases: Part 1 Flashcards
Sheff v. O’Neill
De facto segregation; good faith effort for magnets; charters, etc.
Mt. Healthy City B of E v. Doyle
Untenured teacher being fired due to actions not protected by the U.S. Constitution (radio and they looked at the totally of situations)
Lee v. Weisman
Violated the Establishment Clause; prayer during graduation
Jeglin v. San Jacinto
CA dress code that prohibits students from wearing gang related clothing in public high schools; if it distrupts education or reasonable suspension
Wilson v. Chancellor
- Teachers have the right to bring in outside speakers
- School board must say yes unless they have reasonable requests
- Academic freedom
Abington Township v. Schempp
Bible can be used for literature, but cannot recite the prayer
San Antonio Independent SD v. Rodriguez
Education is not a right given by the U.S. Constitution (school finance)
Davis v. Monroe County B of E
District can be liable if they knew sexual harrassment was happening
- student –> student
Ingraham v. Wright
- 8th Amendment doesn’t apply to schools
- No due process needed
- Not allowed in CA (public)
Good News Club v. Milford Central School
Religious groups can meet on campus if they have a limited public forum
Erb v. Iowa St. Board of Publications
Teachers can get fired if it effects the community (adultry)
Gebser v. Lago Vista Independent School District
District can’t be liable for damages if there were no deliberate indifferences
teachers –> student
Gonzalez v. McEuen
Students must be represented by an outside party during hearings; can’t use recess/lunch for detention
Gillet v. USD No. 276
School boards can fire tenured teachers of it is in the best interest of the school (crazy teacher, thief)
Fowler v. B of E Lincoln County
You can fire a teacher showing rated ‘r’ movies unless it is curriculum related