PASL Legal, Ethical & Equity Leadership Flashcards
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A school leader's ethical obligation to the profession requires them to:
Answer: Uphold professional standards, act with integrity, and support the growth of colleagues
Ethical obligations to the profession include modeling integrity, adhering to professional codes, and contributing to collective improvement.
Under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, schools must ensure homeless students:
Answer: Have immediate enrollment, transportation to their school of origin, and access to the same programs as other students
McKinney-Vento guarantees immediate enrollment, school stability, and full program access for students experiencing homelessness.
Which approach BEST describes culturally responsive leadership?
Answer: Actively learning about and valuing the cultural backgrounds of students and families to make informed, inclusive decisions
Culturally responsive leadership requires leaders to learn about, validate, and leverage the cultural assets students bring to school.
A principal suspects a teacher has been discriminating against students based on national origin. The principal's FIRST obligation is to:
Answer: Document observations, consult with HR or legal counsel, and begin an appropriate investigation
Suspected civil rights violations require prompt documentation and a structured investigation in collaboration with HR and legal guidance.
When a student's IEP team disagrees about placement, the process that allows parents to formally challenge the school's decision is called:
Answer: A due process hearing under IDEA
IDEA provides due process hearings as a formal dispute resolution mechanism when parents and schools disagree about a child's special education placement.
A school leader committed to equity reviews discipline data showing Black male students are suspended at three times the rate of white students. The MOST appropriate course of action is to:
Answer: Conduct a root cause analysis, implement restorative practices, and retrain staff on implicit bias
Racially disproportionate discipline is a systemic equity issue requiring root cause analysis, restorative practices, and professional learning to address implicit bias.
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