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Education Law Expert Available to Discuss U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Religious Groups and Anti-Bias Rules at …

Education law expert Todd DeMitchell at the University of New Hampshire is available to discuss today’s U.S. Supreme Court decision in Christian Legal Society Chapter v. Martinez that finds that public colleges and universities may require religious organizations that seek recognition or funds as campus groups to comply with anti-bias rules.

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Education Law Expert Available to Discuss U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Religious Groups and Anti-Bias Rules at …

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Conn. High Court Rules In Education Case (Eyewitness News 3 Hartford)

Connecticut’s Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a lawsuit that could lead to major changes in the state’s education system and how it is funded.

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Conn. High Court Rules In Education Case (Eyewitness News 3 Hartford)

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NC Supreme Court Again Considers Education Rights (WFMY News 2 Greensboro)

An attorney for two former high school students suspended after a fight argued their actions did not give the school district the right to strip them of access to education.

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NC Supreme Court Again Considers Education Rights (WFMY News 2 Greensboro)

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State Supreme Court Revives Education Lawsuit (FOX CT Hartford)

A divided Connecticut Supreme Court on Monday opened the door to a fundamental change in the way the state funds public education, ruling that the Connecticut constitution guarantees students not just a public education, but one that can prepare them for employment or higher education.

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State Supreme Court Revives Education Lawsuit (FOX CT Hartford)

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Daniel Altschuler: Constitutional Court Orders Removal of Guatemalan Education Minister (The Huffington Post)

On February 25, Guatemala’s Constitutional Court ordered the removal of Education Minister Bienvenido Argueta for failing to provide the court with complete information regarding the…

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Daniel Altschuler: Constitutional Court Orders Removal of Guatemalan Education Minister (The Huffington Post)

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Gov. Bobby Jindal’s education proposal criticized by Louisiana Federation of Teachers (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

A Louisiana teachers union Tuesday criticized a proposal offered by Gov. Bobby Jindal that would let public schools get a waiver from state law and education policies, letting them function more like charter schools. Rusty Costanza/The Times-Picayune archiveSteve Monaghan is…

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Gov. Bobby Jindal’s education proposal criticized by Louisiana Federation of Teachers (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

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Court ruling should spur action on education funding (Seattle Times)

A King County Superior Court ruling that state lawmakers are not living up to their constitutional duty to amply provide for public education ought to spur action and tough decisions.

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Court ruling should spur action on education funding (Seattle Times)

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B.C. looks to education, family tax in post-Olympic political agenda (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

VICTORIA, B.C. - The B.C. government says it will use the province’s post-Olympics momentum to drive changes that include offering tax breaks to families with children, reforming education and lobbying Ottawa to amend “Byzantine bureaucratic practices.”

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B.C. looks to education, family tax in post-Olympic political agenda (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

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The misguided race to federalize education (San Francisco Chronicle)

President Obama and Education Secretary Arne Duncan call their $4 billion program of education reform grants the Race to the Top. A more accurate title would be the Race to Washington, because their program culminates a stunning decade in which school policy…

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The misguided race to federalize education (San Francisco Chronicle)

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Gov. Perdue outlines education goals in new initiative (Burlington Times-News)

By Barry Smith Freedom Raleigh Bureau barrysmith@freedom.com RALEIGH — In January, Gov. Bev Perdue began her education initiative aimed at literacy in the early grades, improving student performance and increasing high school graduation numbers….

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