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Audit Concerns Reinforce Athletic Tournament Fund Precautions; New Fraud Reporting Law Creates Additional Obligations.

Posted on May 5, 2012

I. OHSAA Tournament Fund Precautions. When a school district hosts a tournament or a “neutral site” athletic event, the host school must arrange for individuals to work as site managers, ticket takers and in other positions. The Ohio High School … Continue reading →

Digital Communications-Beware of Creating/Destroying Public Records and Waiving Attorney-Client Privilege

Posted on May 5, 2012

  It is impossible in our media age for school officials to communicate without the use of blackberries, tablets and cell phones. This update provides you with information to help you consider: (1) when use of these devices may create … Continue reading →

Avoid Hazards When Making Up Calamity Days

Posted on November 4, 2011

By Patrick J. Schmitz Thanks to a harsh winter, many school districts are obliged to make up missed school days. Management and labor often have divergent views about issues resulting from make-up days. This Legal Update addresses these issues and … Continue reading →

OEA vs. ODE: Court issues permanent injunction prohibiting release of educator personal contact information.

Posted on November 4, 2011

By Julia A. Bauer and Julie C. Martin The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) may not release the personal email addresses, home phone numbers or residential addresses of the educators it licenses after a recent court ruling. A Franklin County … Continue reading →

Court Rules that the Right to Free Speech Does not Extend to the In-Class Curricular Speech of Teachers in Primary and Secondary Schools

Posted on January 25, 2011

January 25, 2011 The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, in Evans-Marshall v. Bd. of Educ. of the Tipp City Exempted Village Sch. Dist. (October 21, 2010), 624 F.3d 332, ruled that a public high school teacher … Continue reading →

    News Updates

    • Audit Concerns Reinforce Athletic Tournament Fund Precautions; New Fraud Reporting Law Creates Additional Obligations.
    • Digital Communications-Beware of Creating/Destroying Public Records and Waiving Attorney-Client Privilege
    • Avoid Hazards When Making Up Calamity Days
    • OEA vs. ODE: Court issues permanent injunction prohibiting release of educator personal contact information.
    • Court Rules that the Right to Free Speech Does not Extend to the In-Class Curricular Speech of Teachers in Primary and Secondary Schools

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