Ethics Crossword

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  1. 3. v Borough of Minersville 2000, School personnel should not disclose the sexual orientation of a student without the student’s permission unless there is a compelling and legitimate reason to do so.
  2. 7. v Board of Education 1972, held that students with disabilities are entitled to an education, and that education cannot be denied based on the accommodations' additional cost to the school
  3. 10. v Tempe 1972, Children could not be placed in an educable mentally retarded classes unless they scored lower than two standard deviations below the population mean on an approved IQ test administered in the child's own language. In addition, it also stipulated that other assessment procedures must be used in addition to intelligence tests, and that parental permission must be obtained for such placements.
  4. 13. v Regents of California 1976, important law that established practices related to duty to warn. Psychologists have a duty to warn third parties when they believe their client poses an imminent threat.
  5. 14. v Pennsylvania 1971,was the court case that won access to the public school programs for children with mental retardation and signaled a broader definition of education
  6. 16. v Hannon 1980, was the court ruling that the WISC, WISC-R, and Stanford-Binet do not result in racially biased eligibility decisions for African-American children when used in conjunction with other assessment procedures
  7. 17. v Cressman 1973, a court case that suggests that school personnel should not intrude on family privacy without informed parent consent
Down
  1. 1. v Hanson 1967, a U.S. district court declared that a school system's tracking system was invalid. However, special classes were allowed, provided that testing procedures were rigorous and that retesting was frequent.
  2. 2. Jersey v TLO 1985, held that the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures is not limited solely to the actions of law enforcement personnel
  3. 4. v Lopez 1975, Court law that upheld that education is a state-created property right and students cannot be suspended without some sort of due process
  4. 5. v Des Moines 1969, student free speech is a protected right. Limiting free speech rights of a student must be balanced against the interests of a public school in maintaining order.
  5. 6. v Tamborlane 1999. found a school psychologist in violation of professional-client privilege established in a civil suit due to disclosing past larceny.
  6. 8. P v Riles 1972-1984, The California State Department of Education issued a directive that individually administered intelligence tests were not to be used for the assessment of any African-American child referred for special education
  7. 9. v California 1973,the first significant court case that required schools to assess primary language competence prior to administration of assessment instruments
  8. 11. v JR 1979, held that a parent or a guardian can commit a minor to a mental institution if a staff physician certifies that the minor should be committed, even if the minor strenuously opposes their decision.
  9. 12. RR v Texas BoE 1989, students with disabilities have a right to be included in both academic and extracurricular programs of general education
  10. 15. v. Board of Education 1982, defined the term “free appropriate public education.”