Education law is the body of legal norms, principles, and institutions that governs the organization, provision, and regulation of education systems, including the rights and obligations of learners, parents, educators, and public authorities ^[1][2][3][4]. It encompasses constitutional provisions, statutes, regulations, judicial decisions, and administrative rules that address issues such as access to education, compulsory schooling, governance of educational institutions, curriculum and standards, financing, teacher employment, and student discipline ^[1][2]. Education law is characterized by its role in defining the legal framework within which educational policies are implemented and educational practices occur, specifying entitlements (such as the right to education), constraints (such as non‑discrimination and safety requirements), and procedures for oversight and dispute resolution ^[2][3]. Within legal and policy analysis, education law denotes the domain in which education is treated as a subject of public regulation and rights protection, and where the coherence, effectiveness, and fairness of educational arrangements are examined in terms of their compatibility with broader legal systems and human rights standards ^[1][2][3].