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NEOSHO R-V SCH. DIST. v. CLARK

Attorney's Fees, Civil Rights, Education Law
District court properly determined that an Individualized Education Plan was not reasonably calculated to provide an educational benefit because it...

DELAWARE STATE UNIV. CHAPTER OF THE AM. ASS'N OF UNIV. PROFESSORS v. DELAWARE STATE UNIV.

Contracts, Dispute Resolution & Arbitration, Education Law, Labor & Employment Law
The state Public Employee Relations Board should defer to the grievance and arbitration procedures pursuant to the parties' collective bargaining...

GABRIELLE M. v. PARK FOREST-CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS SCH. DIST. 163

Civil Rights, Education Law
Summary judgment for a school district on Title IX sexual harassment claims is affirmed, as the district's responses to complained-of conduct were not...

LOCKRIDGE v. BD. OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIV. OF ARKANSAS

Civil Rights, Education Law, Labor & Employment Law
A Title VII plaintiff cannot establish that his federal rights were violated when he was not promoted to a college dean position, where plaintiff was...

WEINER v. WEINER

Education Law, Family Law, Property Law & Real Estate
Family Code section 2641, dictating conditions under which a spouse must reimburse the marital community for educational loan payments made from...

RAMIREZ v. LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCH. DIST.

Education Law, Injury & Tort Law
A school district was immune pursuant to Education Code section 44808, in a suit for the death of plaintiff's son during a camp program, as the...

PEOPLE v. ANSON

Criminal Law & Procedure, Education Law, Property Law & Real Estate
Defendant's camper does not qualify as a residence excepted from the requirements of the Gun-Free School Zone Act, Penal Code section 626.9.

BRUGGER v. JOSEPH ACAD., INC.

Corporation & Enterprise Law, Education Law, Injury & Tort Law, Government Law
A private, not-for-profit corporation serving special education students pursuant to contracts with various local public school districts, was not...

LAND v. THE BD. OF EDUC. OF THE CITY OF CHICAGO

Administrative Law, Education Law, Labor & Employment Law
A board of education was entitled to delegate its authority to lay off employees, under sections 34-84 and 34-85 of the School Code.

LAUTERMILCH v. FINDLAY CITY SCHOOLS

Civil Rights, Education Law, Labor & Employment Law
A sex discrimination claim of a male substitute teacher, an at-will employee, was not actionable where a school principal's comments were critical of...