Justice in Schools
EdEthics Spotlight
Now at Stanford Graduate School of Education
We are excited to share that Professor Meira Levinson is now at Stanford Graduate School of Education, starting on January 1st 2026.
The EdEthics Initiative is thrilled to continue pursuing our goals at Stanford University! Please stay tuned for more...
Values in Teaching
Values in Teaching is a free set of tools designed to help K–12 educators working in politically charged environments:
-lead with integrity and clarity.
-navigate uncertainty while staying true to your values.
-build inclusive, supportive classrooms and...
Ethical Leadership in Polarized Times: A Brief-Cases Suite
Justice in Schools works to promote educational ethics through...
Justice in Schools creates and distributes resources to help educators and policy makers develop their capacity to understandand and challenge dilemmas of educational ethics
Here's what's new with JiS!
Recent Case Studies
In Loco Parentis: The Ethics of Dismissal at Boarding School
A disciplinary committee at a small, prestigious, independent boarding school must decide the consequences of a student’s disciplinary infraction. To complicate matters, the student is facing challenging family circumstances, her family makes significant...
Private Equity
During the COVID-19 global pandemic, the Mexican government closed all schools and transitioned to the distance-learning program. This led to a drop in private school enrollment, and private schools and families requested the government for financial...
A Change of Plan?
An eighth-grade civics teacher in Massachusetts struggles to balance respecting student autonomy and creating a safe classroom community as students complete civic action projects about contentious political issues.
