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Julie F. Mead

12 works· latest 2016· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION QUARTERLY2001 · 779 citations
Dollars to Discriminate: The (Un)intended Consequences of School Vouchers2016 · 32 citations
Parents as Advocates: Examining the History and Evolution of Parents' Rights to Advocate for Children with Disabilities under the IDEA2008 · 20 citations
Legal Aspects of Special Education and Pupil Services1995 · 19 citations
Law and Policy in Conflict: Including Students with Disabilities in Parental-Choice Programs1996 · 13 citations

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Revolution and Counter-Revolution: Network Mobilization to Preserve Public Education in Wisconsin

Peabody Journal of Education·2016·2 authors

3citations

Dollars to Discriminate: The (Un)intended Consequences of School Vouchers

Peabody Journal of Education·2016·3 authors

32citations

The Implications of the Use of Parental Choice as a Legal “Circuit Breaker”

American Educational Research Journal·2015·2 authors

11citations

The Role of Law in Educational Policy Formation, Implementation, and Research

Routledge eBooks·2015·1 author·chapter

12citations

How Legislation And Litigation Shape School Choice

Emerald Group Publishing Limited eBooks·2012·1 author·chapter·Open access

10citations

Board of Education of Hendrick Hudson V. Rowley: An Examination of Its Precedential Impact

Scholar Commons (University of South Carolina)·2008·2 authors

8citations

Teacher Litigation and its Implications for Teachers Legal Literacy

Action in Teacher Education·2008·1 author

8citations

Parents as Advocates: Examining the History and Evolution of Parents' Rights to Advocate for Children with Disabilities under the IDEA

Journal of legislation·2008·2 authors·Open access

20citations

Single-Gender “Innovations”: Can Publicly Funded Single-Gender School Choice Options Be Constitutionally Justified?

Educational Administration Quarterly·2003·1 author

12citations

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION QUARTERLY

·2001·26 authors

779citations

Law and Policy in Conflict: Including Students with Disabilities in Parental-Choice Programs

Educational Administration Quarterly·1996·2 authors

13citations

Legal Aspects of Special Education and Pupil Services

·1995·2 authors·book

19citations