The Problem of the Due Process Exclusion: Do Schools Have a Continuing Responsibility to Educate Children with Behavior Problems?.

McClung, Merle

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The Problem of the Due Process Exclusion: Do Schools Have a Continuing Responsibility to Educate Children with Behavior Problems?

McClung, Merle

Journal of Law and Education, 3, 4, 491-527, Oct 74

Children with behavior disorders are difficult to educate, but exclusion from school is legally questionable, educationally irresponsible, and socially self-defeating. (Author/DW)

Descriptors: Behavior Problems, Due Process, Elementary Secondary Education, Equal Protection, Expulsion, Legal Responsibility, Nontraditional Education, School Policy, Student Behavior, Student Rights, Suspension

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