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Legal Issues of Faith-based and Other Nonpublic Schools

by Steve Permuth

A legal reference for faith-based and other nonpublic schools

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A legal reference for faith-based and other nonpublic schools

Organized across eleven chapters, this edited volume surveys legal questions facing faith-based and other nonpublic schools in the United States. Its coverage ranges from school history and relationships among institutions, students, and faculty to governing-board liability, state aid, finance, safety, special education, government regulation, and federal antidiscrimination legislation. The description also notes discussion of emerging issues and recent Supreme Court decisions, alongside a case index. As a 2018 edition, it presents a broad reference framework for school law rather than a source to rely on for confirmation of current legal requirements.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Leaders and advisers of faith-based, private, or other nonpublic schools seeking a broad legal reference.
  • Readers researching education law topics such as school finance, safety, special education, or regulation.

Themes

Education lawNonpublic and faith-based schoolsSchool governance and liabilitySchool finance and state aidStudent and faculty relationships

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Book overview

This highly anticipated edition updates and adds further information to six previous editions of Legal Problems of Religious and Private Schools, by ELA Past President Ralph Mawdsley, first published in 1983 and, most recently, in 2012. Under the editorial leadership of Charles J. Russo (lead editor) and Steve Permuth (editor), the new edition will feature changes beyond a slightly altered title. New chapters added to the traditional core of the text include the history of religious and private schools, state aid, and school finance. Emerging issues and very recent Supreme Court decisions are discussed. Leaders and advisors of religious, private, or other nonpublic schools will find this book helpful in taking preventive measures to keep their schools out of court. This book is the 98th publication in the Education Law Association K-12 Series

CONTENTS
Introduction: (Steve Permuth & Charles J. Russo)
Chapter 1: History of Faith-based and Nonpublic Schools in America (Jennifer A. Sughrue)
Chapter 2: Institution, Student, Faculty Relationships (Ralph D. Mawdsley & James L. Mawdsley)
Chapter 3: Governing Board Responsibilities and Liability (Cristiana Ritchie-Carter)
Chapter 4: State Aid to Faith-Based Schools (Charles J. Russo)
Chapter 5: Tort Liability (Charles J. Russo & Sister Mary Angela Shaughnessy)
Chapter 6: School Safety (R. Stewart Mayers)
Chapter 7: School Finance (Barbara M. De Luca & Steven A. Hinshaw)
Chapter 8: Special Education and Students in Nonpublic Schools (Lynn M. Daggett)
Chapter 9: Governmental Regulation of Nonpublic Schools (Bryan H. Beauman)
Chapter 10: Federal Antidiscrimination Legislation (William E. Thro)
Chapter 11: Special Topics (Charles J. Russo)
Case Index

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