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A question-and-answer overview of nevada school law, covering topics such as quid pro quo, non-quid pro quo harassment, protection from violent students, privileged communications, copyright laws, negligence, and student rights. It includes key legal cases like tinker vs. Des moines, bethel, and hazelwood, which address freedom of speech and school control over student expression. The material is presented in a concise format, making it useful for understanding the legal framework governing schools in nevada. It is updated for the 2025/2026 academic year, ensuring relevance and currency. Designed to help educators and administrators navigate the legal complexities of the school environment, promoting a safe and legally compliant educational setting. It also touches on the importance of acting reasonably and prudently to avoid liability, offering practical insights into risk management in schools.
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What is quid pro quo something for something what is non quid pro quo an action or verbal messages creating a hostile, offensive, or intimidating work place 1992 Title 9 states:If teachers or administration take no action to halt, monetary damages can happen Protection From Violent Students Info must be kept confidential The Board of Ed must inform teachers of any student who in the last years has attempted or caused bodily harm to any person Last 3 years
What must be included in the information that the Board of Education shares about the violent student
Bethel case? INDECENT SPEECH IS NOT PROTECTED Hazelwood case? Schools can control student press––guidelines include: no obscenity, no profanity no libel or slander advocates lawlessness, disrupts, demeans, is unsafe student conduct off school campus rules? if school sponsored, same rules apply