For your interest, here is a look at some of the most well-read updates, analysis, and commentary written at the intersection of education and the law and published on JD Supra during 2021:

1. China Releases "Double Reduction" Policy in Education Sector - by Lester Ross and Kenneth Zhou at WilmerHale
2. Controversial Florida Parents’ Bill of Rights Law Takes Effect July 1: What Private Schools Should Know - by Suzanne Bogdan and Ten Stallings at Fisher Phillips
3. Success Academy Charter School Network Ordered to Pay Over $2.4 Million in a Disability Discrimination Case Brought by Families of Five Former Students - by Alan Klinger, Kayley McGrath at Stroock
4. First Jail Term for Undisclosed Foreign Support Appealed; NIH’s Lauer Laments ‘Tragic’ OSU Case - by Theresa Defino at HCCA
5. NCAA v. Alston Case: Supreme Court Strikes Down NCAA Rules Restricting Benefits to Student-Athletes - by TaRonda Randall at Bond Schoeneck & King
6. Mandating COVID-19 Vaccinations in Independent K-12 Schools: Protecting Students’ Well-Being and Minimizing Legal Risks - by Robert Duston, Kathryn Beaumont Murphy, Levi Schy at Saul Ewing
7. Lawsuit Challenging School District’s COVID-19 Vaccine Workplace Mandate May Provide Guidance to Private and Independent Schools - by Ilanit Fischler at Fisher Phillips
8. NCAA v. Alston: The Beginning of the End or the End of the Beginning? - by Gregory Marino at Foley & Lardner
9. How Can My Professor Tell I am Cheating with Online Resources? - by attorneys at Cohen Seglias
10. Can Arizona Schools and Employers Require Students and Employees to Get Vaccinated for COVID-19? - by Alden Thomas at Jaburg Wilk
11. Education Department names Richard Cordray Chief Operating Officer of Federal Student Aid - by John Culhane Jr. and Heather Klein at Ballard Spahr
12. Changes to New York APPR and Tenure Provisions Continue for the 2020-2021 School Year - by Douglas Gerhardt, Howard Goldsmith, Amanda Jackson, Jeffrey Weiss at Harris Beach

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