The Civil Rights of Students

The Civil Rights of Students
ISBN-10
0060457767
ISBN-13
9780060457761
Category
Education / Student Life & Student Affairs
Pages
347
Language
English
Published
1975
Publisher
HarperCollins
Authors
David Schimmel, Louis Fischer

Description

Details court decisions from historical and modern perspectives to shed light on current school controversies and the protection of the rights of students

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