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Many of the most difficult and controversial questions about schools in American society result in the passage of legislation or end up in the courts, Joel Spring discusses a number of very significant cases and laws throughout American Education. A number of them involve diversity and equality. Brown versus Board of Education, which ended school segregation in the US, and Title 9, a federal law which mandates equal opportunity for male and female students in schools are two well-known examples. There are many more. As you read the book, consider which of these cases seems the most significant, which increased equality and recognized diversity in the educational system and which did not. If need to refresh your memory about the cases included in American Education use the index and look for laws and court decisions or review chapters 5-9.
Select two cases and write an informal but fairly well-developed paragraph or two about each. Try to use information from the Spring text OR additional information in the module to support your views about the cases. You might want to use an online resource Supreme Court Landmarks to learn more about the cases. Just type the name of the case into the search box and see what you can find out. Include references to American Education and any other source that you use. I hope that the discussion forum includes a wide variety of significant cases. IMPORTANT: THE DISCUSSION IS ABOUT COURT CASES, NOT LAWS OR POLICIES.
