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Educating the Educators on Education Policies

   Hi everyone! I hope that the start of your school year has been a good adjustment.  I decided that my topic will cover education law. Including but not limited to what education law is, court cases that are necessary to know to understand the form of law, and focusing on one area of education law that I have a passion for. During this semester I am working with Dr. Salto on research at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee towards the financial implications placed upon immigrant students pursuing higher education. I have only been researching for two weeks and I already learned a lot! I do not know an absorbent amount of information around this subject. I know that I would like to create equitable education for all students and that pursuing education law is one way I can ensure that. I am aware of brown v. the board of education and West Virginia v. Barnette, but I want to learn more details about those cases and others that have been briefly glossed over in my educa...

Welcome to the bloggiest blog

 Blog p ost #1 - Welcome to My Professional Blog aka the bloggiest blog Hi everyone! Welcome to my blog post!! My name is Madison Parola and for those of you who do not know me I am originally from Mundelein Illinois. I am a Secondary English Education major graduating with my Honors College Degree! I am also on a pre-law path and intend to continue to law school following this year. I will find out more about my application status in the middle of this year. My path to law may seem arbitrary however I would like to work in reforming legislation for students to receive equal access to higher education. A dream of mine would be to work in the US department of education as an attorney! Here is more information about the department of education that you could reference if you are interested in seeing how a career in law and teaching can intertwine:  https://www.ed.gov/ I believe to make decisions for students, you have to be in front of them first! I  may consider comin...