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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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NDP wants education, peacekeeping on G8 agenda (CTV.ca)

Ottawa’s plan to focus on nuclear weapons and global security at a meeting of the G8 foreign ministers is too narrow and the discussion needs to be broadened to include education and peacekeeping, the opposition said Monday.

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State High Court Ruling Cites Need For Quantifying Education Quality (Hartford Courant)

A divided state Supreme Court on Monday opened the door to significant changes 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, higher education and civic responsibilities like voting and jury duty.

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State High Court Ruling Cites Need For Quantifying Education Quality (Hartford Courant)

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Education agents could be regulated (Brisbane Times)

Education agents may soon be regulated by the peak body representing migration agents, following yet another private college closure.

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Law students help win education suit (Yale Daily News)

The state Supreme Court ruled that Connecticut students have a right to a quality education, siding with two former law students who presented oral arguments.

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Conn. High Court Sets Minimum Education Standard (1010 WINS New York)

Connecticut’s Supreme Court on Monday revived a lawsuit that challenges the state’s method of funding public schools, saying the state constitution promises an education that is good enough to prepare students for a job or college.

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Court weighs school suspension, education rights (News 14 Carolina)

The North Carolina Supreme Court is trying to decide whether a student was denied her right to an education. The case is being argued more than two years after students in Beaufort County were suspended because of an after-school fight.

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Court weighs school suspension, education rights (News 14 Carolina)

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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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Students Gather For Education Protest (KCRA 3 Sacramento)

College students from around California gathered early Monday for another large protest at the state Capitol over education budget cuts.

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Students Gather For Education Protest (KCRA 3 Sacramento)

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