Hard to believe it's already been two years! True to form, we cover another landmark Supreme Court episode to celebrate. This is a good one! Thank you, everyone, for your continued support and engagement with Chalk & Gavel!
Our second anniversary episode! Listen in to Ep. 55, where we talk about one of our favorites, Bethel v. Fraser! What happens when a student gives a sexually suggestive speech at a school assembly? https://t.co/o6yxXeY99A
We interviewed Mary Beth Tinker! Such a fantastic conversation with an inspirational advocate for children and their rights! I was nerding out pretty much the entire time... @ChalkandGavel#TinkerTour#Education https://t.co/UYv2BnHWU9
Does anyone need 804 pages of expert and timely education law knowledge from over 50 experts in the field? I am so thankful to have been part of this team and to work with such outstanding scholars and leaders! @EdLawAssn#educationlaw https://t.co/s7mtMFletA
Should elementary students have free speech rights? That question is at the heart of this week's episode, which we recorded live at the @EdLawAssn annual conference! https://t.co/BEIeTyt5Zr
This episode is a double-header! We discuss two cases about when schools can be legally responsible for student injuries during athletic activities. We knocked this one out of the park, but these cases might have you crying foul! https://t.co/0OKbVmzcNZ
Ever wondered how placement decisions are made for students with disabilities? Have we got an episode for you! We discuss P. v. Newington Board of Education, a case that deals with the Least Restrictive Environment provision of the IDEA. https://t.co/HC14jYKExi
Hosting Chalk & Gavel with @JamieKudlats might be the most fun I've had as a professional! It's hard to believe it's already been a year. Thank you to everyone who has engaged with us and helped sustain us through our first 29 episodes! Here's to many more.
Exactly one year ago, we released our first episode of Chalk & Gavel! 29 episodes later, we are so grateful to everyone for listening, sharing their thoughts, and helping us demystify and empower folks within education law. Thank you! Your support truly means the world to us!!
To celebrate 1 year of Chalk & Gavel, we decided to cover one of our favorite cases! This is "Bong Hits 4 Jesus", a fascinating and important story about a student's "First Amendment experiment" that got all the way to the Supreme Court!
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The 7th Edition of The Principal's Legal Handbook is available now! https://t.co/LweIJpTolz. It has been a wonderful experience working with such a dedicated team of editors, authors, and others to get this book across the finish line! What a labor of love!
It was my turn to get out the soapbox! This is one of those cases where I think the court got it wrong, but it just shows the extent that courts will defer to schools on matters of academics and discipline (particularly when drugs are involved)
We had too much fun naming this episode. Listen in as we discuss whether a school can deny a student academic credit after he was expelled for having "marijuana crumbs" in his truck on school property. This is the case of South Gibson v. Sollman. https://t.co/qVgiqhGxlV
Iβm really proud of this episode! This may be one of the thorniest cases weβve covered because of the intersection of students rights, teachers rights, and the schoolβs interests, but I think the school and the court got it right here.
When can a school require teachers to use names and pronouns that align with students' gender identity? In this episode, we discuss Kluge v. Brownsburg Community Schools and the clash between transgender students' rights and the rights of teachers. https://t.co/7Nr5Ax3ys6
It's time for Christmas in July! This episode features a student's Red Ryder BB gun and how a school responded when it was visible during remote learning. We apologize in advance for the A Christmas Story references, but we triple-dog dare you to listen! https://t.co/H3PWugtxab
These students are part of a long, storied tradition of k12 student activism! Students have been protesting at and against their schools for as long as we've had schools.
Why is it always the cheer squad? If absolute power corrupts absolutely, what does school spirit do? Join us as we talk about the case of a group of brave and well-informed cheerleaders who protested the draconian behavior of their new coach! https://t.co/QxQXbhXiCL
You're in luck if you haven't read all 1,500 pages of the new Title IX regulations yet! We've got a special Title IX-themed episode! We discuss the new regs and Davis v. Monroe County, a Supreme Court case about student sexual harassment. https://t.co/9NvcjhFXIi
How many SPED acronyms do you know? It's time to play Episode 17 Bingo! We're joined by Dr. Janet Decker as we wade into the complicated and acronym-filled waters of special education law with the case of Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District! https://t.co/v2le5eGp5q
Can a school subject a student to corporal punishment for writing "Trump 2016" on a classroom whiteboard? At least one judge appointed by President Trump said "yes." In this episode, we discuss a student free speech case with renewed relevance in 2024!
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