I could not find anywhere that if the student loses the book that it must be replaced immediately, free of charge. Could you please provide proof.
Understanding Williams v. California
Williams v. California, filed in May 2000, argued that the California does
not give millions of children the basic tools of education. Williams was
based on two principles:
The state of California must provide all students the resources they need in
school.
All students have an equal right to an education.
To accomplish these principles, Williams argued that California must
establish standards for educational conditions in order to correct and prevent
bad conditions in schools. In settling Williams out of court (August
2004,) the state agreed to these provisions to guide and act upon the new
standards:
* Every student, including English Learners, must have textbooks and materials
to use in class and to take home.
* Every school and classroom must be clean, safe, and in good condition.
* Every child must have a well-trained teacher.
*The new standards for school conditions must be posted in every classroom.
*Officials will investigate conditions annually and report the results to the public.
* A complaint procedure will allow teachers, parents and other community
members to voice their concerns.