Originally appeared in the CAS Weekly Newsletter.
Written by attorney Thomas B. Mooney.
Dear Legal Mailbag:
As is the case with a number
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week-10/9/19
Originally appeared in the CAS Weekly Newsletter.
Written by attorney Thomas B. Mooney.
Dear Legal Mailbag:
All this talk about student rights has
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week-10/2/19
Originally appeared in the CAS Weekly Newsletter.
Written by attorney Thomas B. Mooney.
Dear Legal Mailbag:
I read with interest your answer last
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SEE YOU IN COURT! – October 2019
Patty Parent, a single mother, came to the office at Acorn Elementary School at the beginning of the school year, asking that the office change
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 9/25/19
Originally appeared in the CAS Weekly Newsletter.
Written by attorney Thomas B. Mooney.
Dear Legal Mailbag:
Local elections are coming up and a
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Reporting Apps, Email Scanning, and Beyond: What Boards of Education Should Know About the Latest Trends in School Safety
This article first appeared in the September 2019 CABE Journal.
In the wake of violence affecting schools around the country, school districts nationwide are
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 9/18/19
Originally appeared in the CAS Weekly Newsletter.
Written by attorney Linda L. Yoder
Dear Legal Mailbag:
School is up and running and so are
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SEE YOU IN COURT! – September 2019
Bob Bombast has long served as the Chairperson of the Policy Committee of the Nutmeg Board of Education. Over the last two years, the Committee
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 9/11/2019
Originally appeared in the CAS Weekly Newsletter.
Written by attorney Thomas B. Mooney.
Dear Legal Mailbag:
Though the new school year is barely
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Connecticut Supreme Court Upholds Expulsion of University Student over True Threat of Gun Violence
The Connecticut Supreme Court has upheld the expulsion of a college student for making statements and gestures that it concluded could reasonably be interpreted as
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