2023 By the Numbers
As we approach the end of 2023 and our 50th anniversary year, we want to share some highlights…
Minnesota Supreme Court: School Segregation Can Be Unconstitutional Whether or Not the State Caused It
In a crucial decision in Cruz Guzman v. State, a lawsuit challenging segregation in the Minneapolis and St….
Judge Rejects State’s Effort to Avoid Responsibility for Racially Segregated Schools
On Friday, in a highly anticipated ruling in a statewide school desegregation case, New Jersey Superior Court Judge…
STATEMENT FROM ROBERT KIM, ESQ., EDUCATION LAW CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Education Law Center believes all students deserve the opportunity to attend well-resourced and diverse schools, as both elements…
EDUCATION LAW CENTER APPLAUDS OKLAHOMA BOARD’S DECISION NOT TO APPROVE RELIGIOUS CHARTER SCHOOL
Today, the Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board (SVCSB) denied an application to establish a charter school that…
NATIONAL DISABILITY RIGHTS GROUPS APPLAUD SCOTUS DECISION IN PEREZ V. STURGIS
Twelve national organizations that filed an amicus brief in Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools offered congratulatory and supporting…
STATEMENT FROM EDUCATION LAW CENTER ON THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF SAN ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Today is the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court opinion, San Antonio v. Rodriguez. In 1973, by…
EQUITY AND DIVERSITY: DEFINING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
A Call for State-by-State Campaigns to End Inequitable School Funding and Segregation As we near the quarter mark…
EQUITY AND DIVERSITY: DEFINING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
A Call for State-by-State Campaigns to End Inequitable School Funding and Segregation As we near the quarter mark…
MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT URGED TO DECLARE DE FACTO SCHOOL SEGREGATION UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Education Law Center and 33 of the nation’s leading education law scholars submitted an amici curiae, or “friends…