Category: School Discipline
Check out the evolving state of the law in Maryland impacting both school and the community from digital injury done to and by students and teens. There is a clear trend seen in the increasing number of cases reported to schools and police.
Frederick County (MD) Public Schools seeks prosecution of 12 year old boy for his “autistic assault”. When its significantly impaired, ASD pre-teen, reacted poorly during a confrontation by the school’s assistant principal, school officials refused...
FCPS’s antiquated system of hearings, decisions, appeals and reviews have brought significant damage to the academic standing and the personal/social development of great numbers of high school teens
Your kid did well in high school, made it into a good college and just about the time you begin to see the end of the twice yearly tuition drain you get word the university is kicking him out.
You’re on the path to your future. You’ve just finished your undergraduate degree and are studying at one of your top choice graduate schools. Everything seems to be within reach, when get into a squabble with one of your professors over a grade. He quotes from the university code and all of a sudden you are on academic dismissal with no way to defend yourself.
The New York Times told this story, the story of parents so upset by the disciplinary findings of their son’s school, that they filed suit.
By: Cheryl Chado Imagine the following situation: Dave is walking home from baseball practice and out of sheer boredom, takes a swing at a neighbor’s mailbox. The neighbor, who happens to be looking out...
The Extent of School Officials’ Authority to Undertake Preventative and Punitive Measures for Student Bullying in Cyber Space By: Kristen Kelley Remember that big kid on the playground that always took your lunch money...
The school board for Prince George’s County Public Schools’ recently adopted the most sweeping student cell phone ban of any other local school system in the Washington, DC region. http://bit.ly/cZzBO7. Could it be the...
Should students be allowed to text in school? Not all day, but they’re should be some sort of compromise.