Education Law
May 31, 2019
What is the deal with Jefferson v. Compton?
Some California school districts are employing a little-known practice loosely titled, “Recommendation for Reassignment,” to demote administrators. It is little-known because it does not exist in statute but instead relies on language buried deep in a somewhat obscure appellate ruling.
Renata L. Hoddinott
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Haight Brown & Bonesteel LLP
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Email: rhoddinott@hbblaw.com
The most recent paperback version of the California Education Code is 2,522 pages long, double-columned, and in small print. It weighs nearly six pounds. There are three titles, 14 divisions, 70 parts, and 101149.5 sections. Thi...
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