I am aware that throughout U.S. History courts and the government had become more involved in helping school districts make decisions as diversity increases in the country but to what extent is this true? Is it the same for private or charter schools? Do these schools have more or less court and government involvement?

I highlighted this part of the text because it is interesting to learn about due process. I am surprised to learned about the cases mentioned. I think this the first time I read about all these codes of ethics as well as due process and I think that it is helpful to start informing ourselves more on things like this because it is going to be apart of our careers. As teachers as well as our students, parents, and community members we all can be impacted by policies and procedures.

This is something I want to be mindful of as I am becoming a teacher and I am starting my service learning once again. I want to learn more about the codes of ethics mentioned in the reading and become for familiar with them. I will be serving at a school where most of the students come from hispanic families, there is a lot of migrant students and students that are english learners. They all have different families and have different situations at home that may or may not affect their potential at school. Therefore, it is important that we treat students fairly making connections and taking the time to learn about their different situations.