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Written for the education community, the goal of this netletter is to share timely legal news in plain language. This edition was produced by Teresa Haykowsky, McLennan Ross LLP and Suzanne Lundrigan, ASBA. Published at least 10 times a year, subscription rates are:
ASBA members: $315 (incl. GST) per year Contact Elaine Pallister to order a subscription. Published May 2010 The legal information provided in this newsletter is for information purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. The opinions expressed in this netletter may not reflect the opinions of the ASBA. |
How to dodge legal asteroids in cyberspace and the blogosphereBlogs, wikis and social networks are increasingly part of day to day life in today's classroom. Five headline-making cases illustrate the legal challenges these valuable education tools pose for school boards, students and their parents. District accused of using laptop
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Legal UPDATESCritique of student's eating habits costs board $17000 Nova Scotia school boards can discipline misbehaving trustees Now mandatory to report bullying in Ontario Back to top^ |
Arbitrators´ TableDo teachers have to attend Meet the Teacher Night? Teacher grieves after 15 tries for positions Bus driver fired after handing out mothballs to students Teacher loses students on walking trip – disciplined Back to top^ |
HR CornerRisk management tips: staff and student blogsDisgruntled employees sometimes take to cyberspace to share their unhappiness about their employers. These cases illustrate the risks of taking your complaints about your employer to the blogosphere. Read more » Back to top^ |
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