education law

One thing is clear: Federal education law will soon have a new name.

Two years ago, the president signed a new education law.

Any new education law should result in less testing, not more.

The programs covered by the education law had a budget of $22.2 billion last year.

At the same time, resistance to the education law has been growing.

All states will be required to release such data next year under the new federal education law.

Federal education law doesn't say whether this information should be listed.

His cases have involved a wide range of areas, including labor, corporate and education law.

The question is: How successful can an education law be that makes teachers the enemy?

He was writing in 1886, some years after the secular education law had been carried.

I would take the entire federal education law, repeal it.

As a legal scholar, his primary research focus is sports and education law.

The teachers union is a longtime critic of the education law.

The contract does not mention testing or anything related to education law.

Firstly, you need to know the education laws for your State.

To do this you may wish to consult a solicitor with experience of education law.

The basis of the curriculum is based on the basic education law and other legislation.

In about 2005, the school decided not to administer the tests as required by the federal education law.

The education law, announced Monday, also bars male teachers from teaching in girls' schools.

State education law allows schools to give students' names to the military, and many districts continue to do so.

The new federal education law calls for a "highly qualified" teacher in every classroom by 2006.

Just one month after signing most significant education law in 30 years, the president's budget takes a large step backward.

Writing tests are neither required nor funded under federal education law.

The federal education law leaves decisions about therapy to professionals and parents.

She frequently writes and lectures on the subject of special education law.