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Category Archives: Institute Updates and Activities
Loyola Chicago Top in the Country for Education Law Offerings
Based on a national survey of law schools, prominent educational researcher Dr. Perry Zirkel recently found that Loyola University Chicago School of Law appeared to offer the highest number of education law courses. Loyola Chicago was rated ahead of Harvard … Continue reading
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Education Law Year in Review
Each year, the Education Law and Policy Institute hosts an Education Law Year in Review to highlight the year’s most important developments in the area of education law and policy in K-12 schools. This year brought a new virtual format, … Continue reading
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Tagged COVID, education law year in review, equity, mental health, seclusion and restraint, SEL
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SUFEO Furthers Reach to Help Students During COVID-19
Since 2014, Loyola University Chicago School of Law’s student volunteer organization, SUFEO (Stand Up for Each Other!), has helped K-12 students facing suspension, bullying, or exclusion from school. However, as schools went virtual during the COVID-19 pandemic, SUFEO’s focus expanded … Continue reading
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