Education law

There was once a time that, unless a teacher was a close family friend, we knew nothing of their private lives. We didn’t know what they did in their personal time, what they said when they were with their friends, or their political beliefs. That has changed with the...

Retirement is an inevitable aspect of life that every employee must consider at some point. Teachers are vital members of society, contributing to the development of children and shaping the future generation. As such, after years of hard work, they deserve to retire...

Teaching is a special job as it shapes society by educating people and guiding them. Further, being a teacher has significant benefits, from reliable salaries to satisfactory benefits. However, this profession has its challenges, whether you are a teacher in a public,...

Most who choose a career in education are committed to their work for a lifetime. They look forward to completing their probationary period and attaining the job protections that come with tenure. Although tenure can prevent your superiors from arbitrarily firing you,...

This summer has marked some significant wins for transgender students. In June of this year, both the U.S. Department of Education as well as the U.S. Supreme Court issued decisions affirming the right of transgender students to be protected from discrimination based...

Although the exact answer will depend on the details, some generalities often apply. The following steps can help teachers navigate the situation and have a better understanding of the process. Step 1: Know the basics of the contract. In most cases, teachers have one...

When one of your students falsely accuses you of improper conduct, it can be a scary situation. You might be temporarily suspended while the school district and local authorities investigate the accusations. It might involve a lengthy and stressful court battle. Worst...