School Law in Review, 2001.

This book is a compilation of the presentations delivered at the National School Boards Association (NSBA) Council of School Attorneys Annual School Law Seminar on March 22-24, 2001, in San Diego, California. Presentations include: (1) "Religion and the Public Schools--What Hath the Supreme Court Wrought?" (Jay Worona and Patricia H. Gould); (2) "Prayer in the Schools: "Implications of 'Santa Fe vs. Doe'" (Shellie Hoffman Crow); (3) "Digital Discipline: Off-Campus Student Conduct, the First Amendment and Web Sites" (Margaret-Ann F. Howie); (4) "When Board Members Go Astray" (Lance L. Melton); (5) "Legal Issues Involving Educating Children with Limited English Proficiency" (Melanie Gurley Keeney and Stephanie Tueth); (6) "School Construction Bidding Issues" (Lorence H. Slutzky); (7) "Selecting and Contracting with Architects" (Michael I. Levin); (8) "Conflicts of Interest and the School Attorney" (John L. Kane, Jr.); (9) "Section 504 and Student Athletes" (Janet Little Horton); and (10) "The Impact of Special Education Law on Extracurricular Student Activities" (S. Bennett Rodick and Athena Christofalos). The book concludes with membership information, an NSBA Council of School Attorneys March 2001 publication list, a list of past council chairmen, and a list of NSBA Federation Member affiliated state councils. (RT)