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School Financing Resolution Might Take Years
AUSTIN — One thing Texas legislators learned long ago, and they are seeing it again with the yearlong redistricting battle, is lawsuits [Read more...]Texas School Law Blog
A School Attorney’s Perspective On Handling Special Education Disputes
After nearly three full years on the job as an attorney in the San Antonio office of Austin’s Walsh, Anderson, Gallegos, Green & Treviño, Eric Rodriguez has learned a thing or two about the high-spirited and frequently litigious culture of special education school law. [Read more...]Breaking News
Appeals Court Holds Elementary Principals Immune From Students’ Free Speech Claims
Law was not “clearly established” at the time the principals restricted the distribution of religious material In a much-anticipated ruling, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday granted qualified immunity to two Plano Independent School District elementary school [Read more...]- School District had a “special relationship” with the student giving rise to the duty to protect her from off-campus assault.
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