The Education Law Association's yearbook of education law provides lawyers, administrators, and professors with a comprehensive review and analysis of the previous year's state and federal court decisions and legislation affecting the operation, management, and governance of public elementary and secondary schools, higher education, and international education. The 2000 yearbook contains 11 chapters, each covering a separate education law topic authored by an expert in that area. The major topics covered as follows: Employees, school governance, pupils, bargaining, students with disabilities, torts, sports, higher education, students in higher education, federal and state legislation, non-education related (cases having implications for educators), and international law, including cases and legislation from Australia, Canada, England and Wales, Europe, Great Britain, New Zealand, and South Africa. The yearbook includes a table of cases and a list of cases by jurisdiction. (Contains an index). (PKP)