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1. Which key US. Constitutional admendments have a bearing on the operations of public schools? First, fourth, fifth, and fourteenth
2. Which of the following steps must occur when the parent or eligible student gives consent to release records? -The form must be signed and dated by the consenting person - consent must be provided in written form
2.Which of the following steps must occur when the parent or eligible student gives consent to release records? part 2 -the consent form must include specifications of the records released and the reason for the release including names of individuals to whom the records will be released
3. Which of the following practices would be unlikely to invite legal challenges resulting from the actions of school personnel? Discussing student achievement data with the principle
4. Academic freedom in public schools allows teachers to? Discuss topics related to the teaching assignment within the scope of students intellectual abilities and level of maturity
5. Teachers may be afforded first amendment rights outside of the classroom which can be exercised when they: Speak on educational issues that interest then and the community
6. Which of these is not relevant regarding the higher expectations that courts have of teachers regarding personnel conduct? Years of experience in education
7. Tenure is designed to? Protect teachers from arbitrary and capricious treatment
8. Tenure means that: A teacher has earned a property right to the teaching position and will be afforded due process rights
9. Non-tenure generally involves: No expectation of employment beyond the contract year
10. State boards of education generally do not: Review teacher evaluations
11. The study of education law as part of teacher preparation programs is important because The vast majority of teacher decisions can be addressed with a knowledge of the law
12. Silent prayer and meditation may be offered in public school if Students are not coerced to participate
13. Distribution of religious material in public school is permissible if: None of the above
14. School suspension requires: Substantive and procedural provision of due process
15. School personnel may: Be held liable for avoidable acts of violence in which injury occurs
16. With respect to school violence and freedom of expression, students are: Afforded constitutional protection against infringement of their rights without a legitimate need
17. Individuals with disabilities are protected by: All of the above
18. The United States supreme court is the highest court in the land, beyond which there is not appeal. True
19. A school board decision will be overturned by the courts if it is arbitrary or is in error as a matter of law True
20. A principle may be liable in a sexual harassment case if he or she knew of the situation and acted with deliberate indifference. True
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