Typically, courts will not intervene in the day-to-day operations of schools. True False It is constitutionally permissible for a state to require the teaching of both evolution and creationism in the name of equal treatment. True False Academic sanctions for non-attendance violates a student's right to equal protection. True False Denial of membership in the National Honor Society gives rise to a property deprivation, therefore, due process must be granted. True False A diploma can be withheld if a graduating senior violates the student code of conduct on the day of graduation by showing up drunk, even if the student has completed all courses required for graduation. True False A community service requirement as a part of the graduation requirements constitutes involuntary servitude and is therefore a violation of the 13th Amendment. True False A school district's decision to remove certain books from the shelf and to require parental permission for the student to check out the book may violate a student's 1st and 14th Amendment rights. True False A school district must comply with a parental request to remove a child from a state mandated health class. True False Generally speaking, school officials should try to avoid academic sanctions for student code of conduct violations. True False A school board's decision to remove certain books from an elementary school library due to unsuitability such as vulgar language and graphic sexual imagery is constitutionally permissible. True False All schools must provide special instructional services for limited English proficiency students. True False Functional literacy tests may be used as prerequisites for a high school diploma provided the test utilized has instructional and content validity. True False Tests that are used as diagnostic instruments which produce racially disparate results are per se equal protection violations. True False The right of parents to guide the intellectual development of their children extends to the power to dictate the curriculum at public schools to which they send their children. True False Courts generally favor the expansion rather that the contraction of knowledge. True False When considering a claim by parents that sections of adopted textbooks contradict their religious beliefs, courts will look at the subjective interpretation of each student to determine if the primary effect inhibits their religious freedom. True False A district violates a student's First Amendment rights by monitoring his or her use of the internet while at school. True False A teacher must have publisher permission to copy a piece for classroom use. True False The federal government has the authority to mandate curricular changes in public schools if agents believe the material represents non-inclusive content. True False States cannot bar public school instruction on the theory of evolution, but can mandate that schools that teach evolution must also teach intelligent design. True False School officials have the authority to establish prerequisites and admission criteria for particular courses as long as enrollment mirrors the precise demographic makeup of the community. True False Courts will not tolerate state adopted materials that are clearly biased and based on viewpoint discrimination. True False School boards can make curricular decisions that reflect community interests. True False School boards have the same authority to control the content of the school library as they do the curriculum. True False K-12 teachers have the same right of academic freedom as do tenured professors. True False K-12 public school teachers have the freedom to substitute their curricular materials for that adopted by the board as long as they have legitimate pedagogic interests. True False A school violates FERPA if they release student information to law enforcement officials. True False A parent's rights under FERPA are limited to the right to review only. True False When parents are divorced under FERPA, the only parent who has access to a students educational records is the custodial parent. True False A teacher violates FERPA when they use the practice of trade and grade for student assignments as a student's homework assignment is considered to be an educational record. True False Schools are free to release directory information as long as public notice is provided and parents have the opportunity to identify information about their child that should not be released. True False Any and all personal notes about students kept by teachers are considered educational records and hence are covered by FERPA. True False FERPA can be used to access and challenge a teacher's grading procedures. True False Federal and state agencies can administer surveys to students that ask whether they have been vaccinated, whether their family has been vaccinated, and about their parents' political viewpoints. True False A teacher who is completing a research project in graduate school is free to give surveys to their students without parental approval as long as that teacher has received IRB approval from the accrediting university. True False