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Safety & Compliance Flashcards

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  1. Which Supreme Court case established that students do not 'shed their constitutional rights at the schoolhouse gate'?

    Answer: Tinker v. Des Moines

    Tinker (1969) protected student symbolic speech unless it substantially disrupts school.

  2. In New Jersey v. T.L.O., what standard did the Supreme Court set for school searches of students?

    Answer: Reasonable suspicion

    School officials need reasonable suspicion, a lower bar than probable cause.

  3. Goss v. Lopez requires that students facing short-term suspension receive:

    Answer: Notice of charges and an opportunity to respond

    Due process for short suspensions requires notice and an informal hearing.

  4. A teacher posts a photo of a student's graded test with the name visible on social media. This most likely violates:

    Answer: FERPA and district policy

    Graded work with identifying information is part of protected education records.

  5. Which situation calls for activating a 'shelter-in-place' procedure?

    Answer: A hazardous chemical release or severe weather outside

    Shelter-in-place protects occupants from external hazards like tornadoes or chemical plumes.

  6. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for chemicals used in a school science lab are required under:

    Answer: OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard

    OSHA's HazCom Standard requires accessible SDS for hazardous chemicals.

  7. When a student with a disability's behavior results in a disciplinary removal exceeding 10 school days, IDEA requires a:

    Answer: Manifestation determination review

    A manifestation determination decides whether the behavior was caused by the disability.

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