Education Law

It seems that much is happening in the world of education law this week.  I’ve had trouble deciding what to post about first because it all seems so terribly important and relevant.  Rest assured, my friends, that I will cover many of the topics in the coming weeks.  But, in order, to at least point out some of the more interesting and important (and in some cases disturbing) recent developments, I am going to point you in the direction of some really well written education law blogs.

First, we have Charles Fox talking about a Virginia school district report in which special education students and non white minority students have lower character ratings according to their teachers.

Next, take a look at Justin Bathon’s post on the Supreme Court’s denial of cert in three education cases.

Finally, consider Mark Walsh’s post about the homeschooling case being reheard by a California Appeals Court.  He has lots of links to news articles and briefs in this closely watched case.

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