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• Our Series On Bullying Rides Again

  
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  Some states in the United States have implemented laws to address school bullying. Law prohibits bullying of students based on sexual orientation and gender identity Law prohibits bullying of students based on sexual orientation only School regulation or ethical code for teachers that address bullying of students ...
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• Cahill steps down in Rutgers probe due to local counsel conflict, is replaced by Skadden

  
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  Last month, Cahill Gordon & Reindel was hired by Rutgers University to conduct an independent review of the schools handling of the suspension and firing of former mens basketball coach Mike Rice. But on Friday, after discovering a conflict, Cahill stepped down from the representation and has been replaced by…
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• Continuous Assessment

  
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  Thanks so much to the Concurring Opinions gang for having me back for another guest blogging stint. My semester has ended, so let the blogging begin! Except … even though I have not received my students’ exams from the registrar yet, I am grading. Why?  Because I assigned group projects during the semester and ...
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• The Gendered Situation at Harvard Law School – Part I

  
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  The Harvard Crimson ‘s Dev Patel has an outstanding series of articles this week on gender inequality at Harvard Law School. Here are some excerpts from the first article, titled “ Once Home to Kagan and Warren, HLS Faculty Still Only 20 Percent Female ” in the series. Just 20 percent of U.S. senators are ...
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• The Intersection of Foster Care and Mental Health

  
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  Seal of the United States National Council on Disability. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Our friends over at the National Council On Disability recently posted an interesting op ed piece on their blog concerning the issue of kids with mental disabilities in ...
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• Canadian Association of Law Libraries 2013 Conference Awards Luncheon

  
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  As part of its annual conference in Montreal, the Canadian Association of Law Libraries (CALL) held its Awards Luncheon earlier today. The winners of various CALL awards and scholarships were officially announced. Highlights: Hugh Lawford Award for Excellence in Legal Publishing : The Award acknowledges the ...
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• Tech Update: Our Linkedin Group Now Has Over 7,500 Members!

  
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  This is icon for social networking website. This is part of Open Icon Librarys webpage icon package. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) If you have not yet checked it out, the Special Education Law Group that we started through this blog over on LinkedIn now has over ...
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• "Liking" Hamlet

  
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  Norman Ferguson, Jr., a professor at Georgia State, describes incorporating social media into a production of Hamlet, an experiment which he calls "Hamlet 2.0."  Brilliant! There has  to be something in this idea for the legal academy...
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• Wrightslaw Heading to Happy Valley OR

  
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  Happy Valley sounds like a great location for a Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training! Pete Wright, Esq. and sponsors Kikaua, LLC welcome you to join them on July 11, 2013 for this special one-day event. Registration includes morning refreshments, box lunch or salad, afternoon coffee break and three ...
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• Sometimes My Job Is Pretty Cool

  
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  I am blessed.  I get to travel a lot as a part of my job, and I frequently get to see stuff like this Pretty cool, no? -------Thanks for subscribing! Jim Gerl
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• Students boycott Chicago state mandated test

  
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  04/24/2013 // West Palm Beach , Florida, US // JusticeNewsFlash // Justice News Flash // (press release) Chicago – A group of Chicago students have banned together to boycott the state mandated test . As reported by Takepart.com, the group Chicago Students Organizing to Save Our Schools boycotted the PSAE ...
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• Considering A Rural Legal Practice ? - Read This Book

  
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  The recent article in the New York Times, "No Lawyer for Miles, So One Rural State Offers Pay", put a spotlight on the ironic situation that in some parts of the U.S. there are many unemployed new attorneys while in...
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• Superintendents Want to Eliminate Due Process: Part II

  
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  Chapel of St. Ignatius - Steven Holl - Seattle University (Photo credit: ScottLarsen ) Last week we ran a post on the proposal by AASA, the superintendents group, to kill off due process hearings and mediation. We got a lot of reaction to the post. In the ...
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• Brown fights back, responds to critics of his funding formula - by John Fensterwald

  
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  By John Fensterwald Gov. Jerry Brown emphatically vowed Wednesday “to fight with everything I have and whatever we have to bring to bear” for passage this year of his school finance reform, as proposed. Back from a trip to China and re-engaged on a priority issue, Brown spoke at a news conference a day after ...
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• The Illinois Charter Commission. An über committee with even less democratic oversight than the CPS board.

  
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  By Fred Klonsky The Illinois State Charter Commission can almost be described as an über committee with even less oversight than Chicago’s mayoral controlled school board. If a privately managed charter application is rejected by a local school board, even a board that was democratically elected as all but ...
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• Daniel J. Caron & Eric Mechoulan on How to Archive for the Future [AUDIO]

  
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  In order to secure our future, we need to know how to organize our past. If we want to preserve accessibility to valuable information about legal, political, social, and cultural discourses in an era of information abundance, it becomes vital to design carefully how we distinguish between noise and significant pieces ...
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• Who your college dollars are paying the checks of

  
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  The first public event was held on March 28 at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy. Roughly 150 people packed the meeting room; most were faculty, although others were activists and members of organizations affiliated with the state’s progressive community. Eight panelists, from Duke, UNC-Chapel ...
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• Great Location for a Wrightslaw Conference!

  
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  Come by plane, train or automobile. The Double Tree by Hilton Baltimore-BWI Airport Hotel is the location of this May 2nd Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy conference. Join Pete Wright, Esq. and sponsors Center for Children for this special one-day event. Wrightslaw programs are designed to meet the needs ...
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• Should You Kill Your Disabled Child?

  
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  Ive just read a remarkable book about this question:   Rescuing Jeffrey , by his father, Richard Galli. I got to the book via " Calling It Quits: When Patients or Proxies Request to Withdraw or Withhold Life-Sustaining Treatment After Spinal Cord Injury ," an article assigned to Harvard Medical School students ...
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