School Law Bulletin [serial] 11, 1 (Jan 1980)
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With respect to Dayton, the Court declared that the district court had erred in ignoring the fact that the damage of the original constitutional breach was com- pounded by the later acts and in saying that there was no direct evidence of continued discriminatory pur- pose. It also held that the appeals court was justified in inferring intentional segregation in certain parts of the school system from evidence of purposeful segrega- tion in other parts of the system. Justice Stewart and Chief Ju...stice Burger voted with the majority in Colum- bus but dissented in Dayton on the basis that the court of appeals was wrong in rejecting the district court's find- ing in ihe Dayton case that there had been no proof that the board's acts of intentional segregation had current incremental segregative effects.
TEACHER DEMOTION FOR NEGLECT OF DUTY. Frison v. Franklin City Bd. of Educ, 596 F.2d 1192 (4th Cir. 1979).
Facts: Frison, a tenured teacher, took a note that was circulating among her students and read it to her class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With respect to Dayton, the Court declared that the district court had erred in ignoring the fact that the damage of the original constitutional breach was com- pounded by the later acts and in saying that there was no direct evidence of continued discriminatory pur- pose. It also held that the appeals court was justified in inferring intentional segregation in certain parts of the school system from evidence of purposeful segrega- tion in other parts of the system. Justice Stewart and Chief Ju...stice Burger voted with the majority in Colum- bus but dissented in Dayton on the basis that the court of appeals was wrong in rejecting the district court's find- ing in ihe Dayton case that there had been no proof that the board's acts of intentional segregation had current incremental segregative effects.
TEACHER DEMOTION FOR NEGLECT OF DUTY. Frison v. Franklin City Bd. of Educ, 596 F.2d 1192 (4th Cir. 1979).
Facts: Frison, a tenured teacher, took a note that was circulating among her students and read it to her class.
What to read after School Law Bulletin [serial] 11, 1 (Jan 1980)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Open Content Alliance to read onlineMoreLess
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