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E.A. Gjelten

Legal Editor
Can Private Schools Discriminate Against Students?
Private schools don’t have to follow all the antidiscrimination laws that apply to public schools—depending on the kind of school and the kind of discrimination. ... READ MORE
California Rules on Corporal Punishment in Schools
California law bars public school teachers and other employees from punishing students with physical pain, but there are exceptions for self-defense or stopping a dangerous situation. ... READ MORE
When Can a School Strip Search or Pat Down Students?
Public school officials might violate students’ Fourth Amendment privacy rights by forcing them to strip down during a search or by patting down everyone coming to a school event. ... READ MORE
When Are Schools Liable for Negligent Supervision or Hiring?
If your child was harmed because school officials didn’t adequately supervise students or screen employees, you might be able to sue. ... READ MORE
Can I Sue a School for Educational Malpractice?
Courts almost always throw out lawsuits against schools or universities for failing to educate students properly. ... READ MORE
Can Information Shared Online Ever Be Private?
It seems nearly impossible to protect your privacy online, but there are steps to take, resources to help, and some legal protections. ... READ MORE
Are Any Court Records Private?
Anything filed with a court is usually public, but there are some important exceptions. ... READ MORE