In the US, it is illegal for federally aided education programs to discriminate on the basis of sex because it is indeed not equal to separate two classifications of people, thus the dismantling of the de facto and de jure "separate, but equal" in the US. #MuEdLaw https://t.co/P1qDvIqX7U
Yes, the accused have the right to due process, but federal/state due process is different than due process within higher ed. However, properly disciplining perpetrators and providing due process are not mutually exclusive #MuEdLaw https://t.co/Yl144FOSYw
Advocating for students with disabilities in the education system is very important. In higher ed, students w disabilities are still required to abide by the established conduct code. However, to be proactive, it is best if a student discloses the disability beforehand #MuEdLaw https://t.co/s2VuXRPXJb
What good was Brown V Board when students of color still have to sacrifice part of who they are in schooling systems? Did Brown v Board encourage assimilation rather than acculturation? #MuEdLaw https://t.co/NoxE34r3lu
I wonder how this will influence the decision to legalize weed in the state.
AND how it will affect the use of it by students.
#MUEdLaw https://t.co/V80jWAT2yE
How does this impact each school's code of conduct to individually assess what is best for students during conduct meetings?
#MuEdLaw https://t.co/f3qlRu03dQ