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About a week ago, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals heard argument about a school's attempt to ban t-shirts and wristbands with the "I boobies" slogan on them
It is not new law, but a recent case reminds us that just because a teacher is incompetent as a teacher, once that teacher is fired he or she can still get unemployement compensation
On Wednesday, November 23, 2011, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued its decision on whether a school district has to pay for a student to attend a charter or cyber charter school’s kindergarten program when the student is too young to attend the district’s program
So long as they are not intentionally driving the tax collector out of business, and are not being otherwise "arbitrary or capricious," local taxing authorities -- such as PA School Districts -- are apparently allowed to pay their tax collectors however little they would like
