September 13, 2022
Via: FindLawDoes sparing the rod spoil the child? In schools, at least, a growing consensus over the last 50 years is that it does not. Corporal punishment declined dramatically over that span, in large part due to findings that hitting or […]
September 21, 2021
Via: FindLawBattles continue to rage in schools throughout the country on whether students should be required to wear face masks. As of mid-September, eight states – mostly in the South – have banned mask mandates by schools. Elsewhere, angry anti-mask parents […]
Tax Code, Regulations and Guidance
June 28, 2019
Via: JuristJudge D Brock Hornby of the US District Court for the District of Maine ruled Wednesday that public funds cannot be used for tuition payments to sectarian schools in regions where public schools are not provided by the local government. […]
Tax Code, Regulations and Guidance
December 5, 2018
Via: ABA JournalPublic schools could provide a new legal battleground on religion in public venues as more states pass laws authorizing the posting of “In God We Trust” in public schools. Seven states passed laws this year requiring or permitting schools and […]
July 10, 2024
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