Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
University of Richmond
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Archive | 2007
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
No Child Left Behind represents the high water mark for federal involvement in education and this enhanced federal role appears unlikely to abate in the coming years, particularly given longstanding educational conundrums, such as the achievement gap and disparities in educational opportunities between disadvantaged students and others. This Article concurs with scholars who have argued that a federal right to education should be recognized, while it eschews the private right of action against state governments advanced by most scholars who support such a right. It proposes a new collaborative enforcement mechanism for enforcing a federal right to education, modeled after the enforcement mechanisms in several international human rights treaties that recognize a right to education. These treaties incorporate a non-punitive enforcement mechanism, which authorizes an oversight committee to monitor compliance and progress, offer recommendations for improvement and guide states to technical assistance. The Article considers the weaknesses and strengths of this approach.
William and Mary law review | 2006
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
U.C. Davis Law Review | 2007
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
Harvard Law Review | 1996
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
Archive | 2013
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
Education Next | 2017
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
Washington University Law Review | 2015
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
Education Next | 2017
Charles J. Ogletree; Kimberly Jenkins Robinson; Alfred A. Lindseth; Rocco E. Testani; Lee A. Peifer
Stanford law and policy review | 2016
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson
Harvard Law Review | 2016
Kimberly Jenkins Robinson