EOL 469 Electronic Portfolio

David M. Stone, University Laboratory High School, Urbana, IL USA



Week #1 Assignments - Introduction to the American Legal System

Monroe v. Davis Brief

University Laboratory High School Policy on Sexual Harassment and the Davis Case - includes links to U of I sexual harassment statements

Major Themes of Week One's Law-Based Readings

EOL 469 Questionnaire

Week #2 Assignments - Power and Authority

Four Cases Dealing with the Constitutionality of Assessing Public School Fees

Tyska Brief (Donna Lerch)

Aurora v Cronin (Megan Forness)

Week #3 Assignments - Statutory Law

Cases Dealing with the Illinois Public School Residency Determination

Analysis of Illinois Residency Determination Cases, Statutes and Hypothetical Situations - University Laboratory High School residency information is found in the 2nd to last paragraph of this document

Open Meetings Act Hypothetical (Donna Holinga)

Week #4 Assignments - Statutory Law

Reno v American Civil Liberties Union

Week 4: Communications Decency Act Hypothetical #1

University Laboratory High School Copyright Policy

Week 4: Copyright Statute Hypothetical A

Hypothetical B (Shellie Brunsman) Concise description of a scenario involving the copying of a book when the owner possesses the prior edition.

Hypothetical C (Peter Schmidt) Outstanding step-by-step analysis of a copyright scenario using the Fair Use Doctrine (17 USCA, Section 107).

Week #5-6 Assignment - Torts

Lynch v. Collinsville Community School District

Week #7 Assignment - Torts

School Suicide Policy Memorandum

Week #8-13 Assignments - First Amendment Free Speech, First Amendment Religion,

Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses, Student Discipline

Public School Policy Development Primer: Religious-based Objection to Course Content and Materials

Reflections Regarding Karen Bennett and Michele Jacobs' Employee Drug Testing Memo

Reflections Regarding David Barber's Developing School District Policy: A guide for school sponsored publications

Feedback Regarding Sharon Roth's Internet Use Policy Memo

Development of Evolution Teaching Policy in Light of Continued Debate Regarding the Teaching of Evolution and Creationism in U.S. Classrooms

Evolution Teaching Policy Memorandum Addressed to John Hedeman

Last modified 12/1/99.