School Law Bulletin [serial] 16, 3 (Summer, 1985)
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Stat. § 1254; m.ihing!on. see Wash. Rev. Code. Ann. 28A § 58.010 et seq.
4. Board of Educ. v Jack M.. 19 Cal. 3d 691. 139 Cal. Rptr. 700. 566 P.2d 602, 604 (1977).
10 D SCHOOL LAW BULLETIN Willoughbx-Eastlake Cit\ School District Bd. ofEduc. .
12 Ohio Misc. 288. 233 N.E.2d 143, 145 (1967).] The word "immorar' in a legal and commercial sense does not mean so much that a thing is ethically wrong as that it is contrary to good order or public welfare and that ac- cording to the understanding of re...asonable men, it would be scandal for the court to treat it as lawful or indifferent.
[People ex rel. First National Pictures v. Dever, 242 111.
App. 1, 4 (1926).] Immorality is not essentially confined to a deviation from sexual morality: it may be such a course of conduct as offends the morals of the community and is a bad exam- ple to the youth whose ideals a teacher is supposed to foster and elevate. [BroHtis Wilier Area School District v. Alberts.
436 Pa. 429, 260 A. 2d 765 (1970).] The term "immorality" certainly covers a broad range of conduct, and it is perhaps this breadth of potential ex- amples that led the lawmakers to leave the task of defining the term to the courts.' It will be helpful to look at specific cases and see which acts have been found to warrant dismissal and which have not.* Acts that have been considered suffi- cient grounds for dismissal because of immorality include sexual advances to a pupil,'' criminal conviction for homo- sexual solicitation,* homosexual "activism,"' known homosexuality, '" false statements on an application, ' ' con- 5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stat. § 1254; m.ihing!on. see Wash. Rev. Code. Ann. 28A § 58.010 et seq.
4. Board of Educ. v Jack M.. 19 Cal. 3d 691. 139 Cal. Rptr. 700. 566 P.2d 602, 604 (1977).
10 D SCHOOL LAW BULLETIN Willoughbx-Eastlake Cit\ School District Bd. ofEduc. .
12 Ohio Misc. 288. 233 N.E.2d 143, 145 (1967).] The word "immorar' in a legal and commercial sense does not mean so much that a thing is ethically wrong as that it is contrary to good order or public welfare and that ac- cording to the understanding of re...asonable men, it would be scandal for the court to treat it as lawful or indifferent.
[People ex rel. First National Pictures v. Dever, 242 111.
App. 1, 4 (1926).] Immorality is not essentially confined to a deviation from sexual morality: it may be such a course of conduct as offends the morals of the community and is a bad exam- ple to the youth whose ideals a teacher is supposed to foster and elevate. [BroHtis Wilier Area School District v. Alberts.
436 Pa. 429, 260 A. 2d 765 (1970).] The term "immorality" certainly covers a broad range of conduct, and it is perhaps this breadth of potential ex- amples that led the lawmakers to leave the task of defining the term to the courts.' It will be helpful to look at specific cases and see which acts have been found to warrant dismissal and which have not.* Acts that have been considered suffi- cient grounds for dismissal because of immorality include sexual advances to a pupil,'' criminal conviction for homo- sexual solicitation,* homosexual "activism,"' known homosexuality, '" false statements on an application, ' ' con- 5.
What to read after School Law Bulletin [serial] 16, 3 (Summer, 1985)?
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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