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Legal + Ethical Exam

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When can the federal government control curriculum? Sometimes, when curricular decisions are arbitrary or impair constitutional rights
What are the consequences of a school failing to provide a parent/guardian access to their child’s educational records? The school might lose its federal funding.
Schools do not have to abide by the Copyright Act. All copyrighted material can be used in all circumstances. False
Students with disabilities and English learners must receive appropriate accommodations for a proficiency test to be valid. True
Which of the following is not an element of negligence? Defamation
Which of the following is an intentional tort? Assault
Schools have a duty to warn of known dangers. True
Which of the following refers to spoken defamation? Slander
Which of the following clauses in the First Amendment relate to religion? Establishment Clause & Free Exercise Clause
Which of the following best describes the Equal Access Act? The EAA is a federal statute that prohibits secondary schools from discriminating against student-led groups based on religious, political, or philosophical perspectives.
Which of the following is NOT a test that courts use to determine whether or not the Establishment Clause has been violated? McDonnel Douglas Test
Students have the right under the Free Exercise Clause to engage in silent prayer while at school. True
Direct, true threats are protected by the First Amendment and cannot be disciplined. False
Schools can regulate school-sponsored speech, such as speech that appears in a student newspaper. True
When can dress code policies related to hairstyles be implemented? When the policies have a legitimate, educational purpose, such as reducing distraction
What federal statute requires secondary schools with a limited open forum to allow extracurricular groups to meet during non-instructional time regardless of political, religious, or ideological identity? Equal Access Act
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