A high school senior athlete in the San Pasqual Valley Unified School District in California sued the district seeking an injunction barring the district’s enforcement of its policy against kneeling […]
Federal Court Enters Order Allowing School Players To Kneel During National Anthem Read More »
Legal Digest is proud to present the upcoming workshop Educator Ethics in the Digital Age on March 29, 2018 with UTSA Professor David Thompson! This one-day interactive event will cover
Educator Ethics Interview with Professor David Thompson Read More »
Two weeks ago, the Texas Education Agency came under scrutiny after firing its new Special Education Director, Laurie Kash. Now, the TEA is facing attacks by special education advocacy groups
TEA SPED Review, Personnel Under Fire Read More »
This past October, we were thrilled to present the first-ever statewide Conference on Restorative Discipline Practices in partnership with TEXRP, which was attended by hundreds of educators from across Texas.
Watch the Video from our TEXRP Conference! Read More »
The following story has been reprinted from the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, DC — A federal appeals court in New Orleans earlier this year ruled that a lower court correctly tossed
Supreme Court Won’t Take Up Case on Prayer at School Board Meetings Read More »
In Del Angel v. La Joya Independent School District, Dkt. No. 15-41099 (5th Cir. Nov. 29, 2017), twenty-nine employees of La Joya Independent School District sued the school district, the
Texas School Administrators’ Legal Digest (Legal Digest) and the Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education (TCASE) are pleased to announce the 32nd Annual Special Education Law Conference to be held
Registration Open for 2018 Special Education Law Conference! Read More »
The holidays are just around the corner, and while this time of year brings a lot of joy, it can also bring a lot of stress. We’ve put together a
5 Mindfulness Resources for Educators Read More »
Following the repeal of a policy that limited the number of students Texas school districts could provide special education services to, the number of students enrolled in special education has
Student Enrollment in TX Special Education Programs Jumps Read More »
District Not Liable For Student Sexual Assault By Principal When Principal Concealed The Abuse Salazar v. South San Antonio ISD, Dkt. No. 15-50558 (5th Cir. June 15, 2017). The elementary
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