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Navigation Topics School Safety Issues Equity Issues Free-Speech Issues, including the Internet Religion in the public schools New York City offers an extraordinary variety of cultural diversions. Evenings can be spent exploring restaurants, bookstores, boutiques, and communities. New York also has some of the best sporting events, theater, and performing arts in the world. It is home to some of the world's great museums and to such attractions as the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Empire State Building. Feedback from Prior Participants “The Institute managed in a mere five days to hit on all the hot button issues facing education and educators.” “Very possibly the best course I've taken in 25 years.” “The best of the best! Sessions were very informative and useful. Wish law school had been like this!” “A wonderful opportunity to converse and study with the best school legal minds in our nation!” “Outstanding. I have been attending school law seminars for years, and none can touch the breath or depth of this program.” “This Institute should be required for superintendents, principals, board members, and other policy makers." "I was really struck by the quality of the presentations. This was an incredibly high caliber group, and I am thrilled to have been a part of it.” -Teacher The School Law Institute has been officially endorsed by the National School Boards Association. |
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