Education Law

This manual aids education professionals in identifying workplace hazards, managing risks, minimizing the risk of injury and dealing with the obligations imposed by the applicable legislation.

Eight leaders in education law and risk management bring you articles that cover topics including legal liability of boards, principals, vice-principals, trustees and teachers for negligent actions, sexual harassment, and violation of Human Rights Codes.

Eight high-profile leaders in education law and risk management bring you articles that cover topics including legal liability of boards, principals, vice-principals, trustees and teachers for negligent actions, sexual harassment, and violation of Human Rights Codes.

Eight high-profile leaders in education law and risk management bring you articles that cover topics including legal liability of boards, principals, vice-principals, trustees and teachers for negligent actions, sexual harassment, and violation of Human Rights Codes.

This resource provides you with all the current developments in education law that affects the operations of educational institutions on a daily basis. It offers a detailed description of the educational framework, an analysis of the legislation and cases highlighting practical issues encountered.

The Education title examines the legal framework within which children in Canada are educated while the Elections title focuses on the law pertaining to federal and provincial elections for the members of government.

Along with new procedures and regulations, the Student Protection Act, 2002 also introduced many complicated, often confusing legal issues. Designed especially for educators and administrators, this is your comprehensive guide to these important changes.

This title offers a collection of legislation and related materials dealing with education law in Ontario, along with expert notes on all federal and Ontario Acts. It includes insights on and text of relevant sections of the Child, Youth and Family Services Act.

This is the definitive resource for dealing with conflicts inherent in educational institutions. By arming educators with an understanding of the nature of conflict and step-by-step means to resolve these challenges, this guide allows them to usher positive changes in their environments.

The second edition of this book has been timed to the passage of Ontario Bill 13 – Accepting Schools Act (the "Anti-Bullying Bill") passed in June 2012, and covers the subsequent Ontario Ministry of Education policy changes, which became effective February 1, 2013.