School Law Bulletin [serial] 19, 2 (Spring 1988)
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The plain- tiffs argued that the board acted both beyond the scope of its authority and arbitrarily in promulgating this policy. The court held to the contrary. The board had acted lawfully in enforcing its drug-use policy, the court maintained, be- cause possession or use of drugs by students could have an adverse effect on the general welfare of the school. Fur- thermore, the court held, even though the board did not have a pohcy of expelling students who violated other major criminal laws, i...t had not acted arbitrarily in not having such a policy.
Assaultive or Dangerous Behavior A 1978 decision of the Wyoming Supreme Court pro- vides a good example of the general rule that a school may punish out-of-school behavior that threatens the safety of other school children.'* The plaintiff in this case was sus- pended for ten days and placed on one year's probation for endangering the safety of school bus children by al- legedly driving his jeep so as to "purposely impede the speed" of the bus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plain- tiffs argued that the board acted both beyond the scope of its authority and arbitrarily in promulgating this policy. The court held to the contrary. The board had acted lawfully in enforcing its drug-use policy, the court maintained, be- cause possession or use of drugs by students could have an adverse effect on the general welfare of the school. Fur- thermore, the court held, even though the board did not have a pohcy of expelling students who violated other major criminal laws, i...t had not acted arbitrarily in not having such a policy.
Assaultive or Dangerous Behavior A 1978 decision of the Wyoming Supreme Court pro- vides a good example of the general rule that a school may punish out-of-school behavior that threatens the safety of other school children.'* The plaintiff in this case was sus- pended for ten days and placed on one year's probation for endangering the safety of school bus children by al- legedly driving his jeep so as to "purposely impede the speed" of the bus.
What to read after School Law Bulletin [serial] 19, 2 (Spring 1988)?
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