Whether permission of discrimination in public education against the protected classes

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether permission of discrimination in public education against the protected classes, ostensibly justified by business necessity, violated the constitutional equal protection clauses? 2. ; Whether an outsourcing of the college courses to the external commercial entities absolves a public college from liability for discrimination os against the protected classes practiced by these external entities? a 3. ' ‘Whether. the court correctly held that the public colleges have no obligations under the operation of law to their students, even if the statutes and regulations impose these obligations? A. Whether the court correctly held that the public colleges have no contractual obligations to their students, even if the express contract exists? 5. Whether the court correctly held that the ministerial employees of the public colleges could arbitrarily invalidate the state regulations and the discretionary decisions of the college boards? 6. Whether the court’s invalidation of the described in this petition : constitutional provisions, statutes and state regulations serves public interest?