Dismissing the "Immoral" Teacher for Conduct Outside the Workplace--Do Current Laws Protect the Interests of Both School Authorities and Teachers?

Dismissing the "Immoral" Teacher for Conduct Outside the Workplace--Do Current Laws Protect the Interests of Both School Authorities and Teachers?

Describes state and federal court cases involving prohibited teacher conduct, including immorality; termination for immoral conduct, especially involving students, related to job performance; and termination for immoral conduct unrelated to job performance. Discusses the need to find a "nexus&q...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of law & education 2002-07, Vol.31 (3), p.271
1. Verfasser: Fulmer, Jason R
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Community Relations
Constitutional Law
Court Litigation
Educational Change
Elementary Secondary Education
Ethical Instruction
Exhibits
Federal Courts
Homosexuality
Job Performance
Law
Morality
Out of School Misconduct
Personality
Privacy
Procedural Justice
School administration
School Districts
Sexual Orientation
Social Behavior
State Courts
Teacher Behavior
Teacher Dismissal
Teacher Evaluation
Teacher Rights
Teacher Student Relationship
Teachers
Teaching Methods
Values Education
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Zusammenfassung:Describes state and federal court cases involving prohibited teacher conduct, including immorality; termination for immoral conduct, especially involving students, related to job performance; and termination for immoral conduct unrelated to job performance. Discusses the need to find a "nexus" between the teacher's conduct outside the school and the teacher's job. (Contains 119 references.) (PKP)
ISSN:0275-6072