Wiki+Assignment-Rights


 * Breit, Darin R. || Freedom of Religion in Schools - This site defines it as a principle that supports the freedom of an individual or community, in public or private, to manifest religion or belief in teaching. It explains the difference between teaching religion and teaching about religion. exclusivist views-true religion-inclusivist and pluralistic views-agnostics-atheists-humanists-separation of church and state-objections-lectures || [|Link] ||
 * Busser, Jacob L. || Due Process - || Link ||
 * Gartamaker, Kimberly K || Due Process - This site goes over in general what the law is for South Dakota. SUPERVISION OF STUDENTS AND CONDUCT OF SCHOOL and defines what the steps will be if theses codes are broken. || [|Link] ||
 * Grassel, Tyler J. || Freedom of Expression -This site defines what freedom of speech has for the students. It gives certain times when freedom of speech by students has made a differenence. || [|Link] ||
 * Hanisch, Alicia T. || ​ Freedom From Unreasonable Search and Seizur e- ​This site describes the Fourth Amendment which protects against unreasonable search and seizure. A warrant must be issued or probable cause to search. This site also states come cases regarding unreasonable search and seizure. || [|Link] ||
 * Helling, Jason T. || Teacher's Legal Obligations - This site talks about teachers legal obligations and different places where they fall. It specifically talks about the teachers lounge and other issues within a school setting. || [|Link] ||
 * Hudelson, Devin T. || Special Rights for Learners with Disabilities -A child identified with a disability has certain rights and protections. First, the child is entitled to services appropriate to allow him or her to make real academic progress, regardless of the nature of the disability. Second, the child is entitled to learn in the least restrictive environment, meaning with children who are not disabled, to the maximum extent possible. Third, the child is protected from being excluded from school for more than 10 days if misbehavior is caused by or has a direct relationship to the disability. Finally, the child has the right to continued educational services during any period of suspension caused by misbehavior unrelated to his or her disability. || [|Link] ||
 * Kerkvliet, Chalsea A. || ​ Freedom of Expression -This site gives information on rights for different types of expressions. Speech, dress, cyberspeech, school newspapers, and religious instruction. || [|Link] ||
 * McClanahan, Clarissa J. || Freedom of Expression - ​This site gives information in easy to understand language on what your rights are in school for expression and what schools can or cannot make rules on. The site tells you how find out different laws in your state that deal with dress codes and verbal expression. || [|Link] ||
 * Olesen, Heather M. || Due Process --This site gives all the information you would need to know if your child is placed on and IEP. Along with all the information that is involved with the IEP Due Process is one of the things if you would disagree with how the IEP being carried out by your school district or what is being done for your child with special needs you are entitled to a hearing to be heard. || [|Link] ||
 * Ollerich, Julie E. || Freedom of Conscience -This site explains that all students should be allowed to make up their own minds, and they should have freedom of conscience to think and believe what they want. This site lists examples to ensure that students are given the right to make up their own minds. || [|Link] ||
 * O'Neill, Amanda M. || Continuing Employment and Tenur e - Tenure is an arrangement whereby faculty members, after successful completion of a period of probationary service, can be dismissed only for adequate cause or other possible circumstances and only after a hearing before a faculty committee. || [|Tenure] ||
 * Poncelet, Susan M. || ​ The Right to Privacy - while not specifically stated in the constitution, it is inferred in many amendments. The textbook defines Right to Privacy as the learners' legal rights to privacy while in the school setting. It specifically relates to those places where students have a high expectation of privacy and to the records kept by the school. || [|Link] ||
 * Rensch, Cera || Academic Freedom - || Link ||
 * Rosberg, Brittany D. || Special Rights for Learners With Disabilities -This website is a guide to all of the disability rights laws. In it you can find answers to all the questions you would have about certain laws. || [|Link] ||
 * Sober, Miranda L. || Teacher Tenure - This website gives a background of what teacher tenure is, its rules, and who it affects. Argument is stated that - most teachers are not incompetent or dangerous, however have, as a group, been unfairly judged in recent coverage of the tenure issue. The debate gives a variety of opinions, and information about the state, that involves this subject. || [|Link] ||
 * Thompson, Colleen A. || Academic Freedom and Tenure - ﻿I went directly to the AAUP which is the American Association of University Professors website that contains not only the original 1940's Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure it has Freedom of Expression and Campus Speech Codes along with Procedural standards in Dismissal of Faculty and many others. || Link ||
 * Thompson, Patrice R. || Freedom of conscience or freedom of thought -Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. This right includes the freedom to change religion or belief and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or in private, to manifest religion or belief, in worship, teaching, practice and observance. The right to conscientious objection is recognised, in accordance with the national laws governing the exercise of this right || [|Link] ||
 * Trapp, Jeffrey L. || Freedom of Expression -This site difines reasonable freedom of expression. It is published by lawyers explaining it thoroughly. || [|Link] ||
 * Vander Brink, Alisha J. || Freedom Unreasonable Search and Seizure -search of an individual or his/her premises (including an automobile) and/or seizure of evidence found in such a search by a law enforcement officer without a search warrant and without "probable cause" to believe evidence of a crime is present. Such a search and/or seizure is unconstitutional under the 4th Amendment (applied to the states by the 14th Amendment), and evidence obtained thereby may not be introduced in court || [|Link] ||
 * Willson, Todd R. || Freedom of Conscience - || Link ||
 * Wilson, Alisha N. || Continuing Employment and Tenure -Tenure gives teachers employment rights that cannot be altered at the whim of school officials. Tenure came about to protect teachers from groups who wish to fire them because of differences in what should be taught in the classroom. The goal of tenure is to keep good teachers in the same school and is granted after 3 years. || [|Link] ||
 * Dr. Fiegen || Freedom of Religion in schools - This is a great site for a discussion about these things in schools - DISCRIMINATION- BIBLE READING AND PRAYER- DISCUSSIONS- SCHOOL WORK- LITERATURE- RELIGIOUS OBJECTIONS- CLOTHING-.CHRISTIAN GROUPS- STUDENT MEETINGS- ACCESS- GRADUATION PRAYER- TEACHING - SCHOOL OFFICIALS- || Link ||