"In these days, it is doubtful that any child may reasonably be
expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an
education."
- Brown v. Bd. of Educ.
Upcoming Issue
The following items will be published in the Volume 2009, No. 2 issue of the Brigham Young University Education and Law Journal. To pre-order a copy of this issue, visit our subscriptions department.
Articles
Desegregating Resegregation Efforts: Providing All Students Opportunities to Excel in Advanced Mathematics Courses
by Spencer C. Weiler and Susan Walker
The Tangled Web of Plagiarism Litigation: Sorting Out the Legal Issues
by Ralph Mawdsley
Affirmative Action Gone Haywire: State Laws Granting Preference to Illegal Aliens in College Tuition and Why They Are Preempted by Federal Law
by Ralph Kasarda
Parental Rights and the State Regulation of Religious Schools
by Matthew Steilen
Notes
Nervous Laughter and the High Cost of Equality: Renewing “No Child Left Behind” Will
Safeguard a Vibrant Federalism and a Path Toward Educational Excellence
by Anthony Consiglio
Constitutionality of Home Education: Should there even be a debate?
by Chad Olsen