Students rights
By: Jamuna Carroll, book editor.
Contributors: Carroll, Jamuna.
Series: Opposing viewpoints
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Farmington Hills, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
Subjects: Students -- Civil rights -- United States; Students -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Do all youth have equal access to quality education?; title: Does the No Child Left Behind Act protect the right of all students to receive a quality education?; title: Does Affirmative Action in college admissions ensure equality or discrimination?; title: Is subsidizing college tuition for illegal immigrants unfair or just?; title: Are schools justified in restricting students' expression?; title: Does allowing religious expression in schools violate or protect students' rights?; title: Does suppressing threatening speech infringe upon student rights or is it necessary and constitutional?; title: Do school dress codes limit students' freedom of expression or are they necessary and constitutional?; title: Should schools be allowed to infringe on students' right to privacy?; title: Do random school searches undermine student privacy rights or ensure safety and are constitutional?; title: Family planning services for students: with or without parental notification?; title: Does the Patriot Act threaten or protect student privacy rights?; title: What about for International students?; title: Do school drug policies violate student rights?; title: Is Random drug testing harmful or necessary and does it violate student rights?; title: Are school zero tolerance policies for drugs necessary or unjust?; title: Should student drug offenders have access to federal financial aid?