7:45 am-9:15 am Law and K-12 Education

1)      From InBloom to Bust (Theodore R. Hartman & Ethan L. Hutt)

2)      Institutional Change from Legal Intervention in a Juvenile Justice Facility Servicing Youth With Developmental Disabilities (Lois A. Weinberg, Denise Herz, Jolan Smith, Michael Oshiro and Kristine Chan)

3)      Linking Teacher Turnover and Collective Bargaining in Charter Schools: Exploring State Law Variations and Possibilities (Joseph Oluwole & Chris Torres)

               10:00 am-11:30 pm Law and Education SIG Roundtable Papers

1)      A DREAM Deferred: The Effects of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 on the Secondary and Post-Secondary Educational Attainment of Undocumented Youth (Matthew Patrick Shaw)

2)      Mold Is Not A Fungi in Court (Matthew Stier & Benjamin Lustig)

3)      Special Education in New Orleans: Lessons from the Complaint and Settlement in P.B. v. White (Julie F. Mead)

4)      Statutory Regulation of Student Conduct Administration: An Econometric Analysis (Adam Ross Nelson)

5)      Teachers’ Legal Literacy: A Pilot Study Comparing Traditional and Alternative Teacher Education Programs (Kaitlyn A. Herthel & A.J. Angulo)

6:45 pm-8:15 pm Law and Education SIG Business Meeting, What the Law and Research Learn From Each Other: The Case of Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin

Tuesday April 12

               8:15 am-9:45 pm Law and Higher Education

1)      Closing Down Faculty Through Open Records: The “Weaponization” of Records Requests (Azalea Hulbert, Neal H. Hutchens, Frank Joseph Fernandez and Kaitlin Quigley)

2)      Does Diversity Talk Match Walk? Considering Institutional Admissions Policy and Practice (Patricia Marin & Catherine L. Horn)

3)      For-Profit Higher Education: An Analysis of Recurring Legal and Policy Challenges (A.J. Angulo)