A mother of a former Perryton High School basketball player is suing the district, along with four others, in Amarillo Federal Court in connection with multiple instances of alleged sexual assault that happened to her son, who is a minor. The lawsuit seeks more than $2 million in damages and includes claims of assault, production and distribution of child pornography, and Title IX violations.
Read MoreA mother has filed a civil rights lawsuit against a California school district, alleging that her daughter was subjected to racist abuse, including physical violence, and that school officials failed to protect her. The lawsuit seeks damages for discrimination, harassment, and negligent supervision.
Read MoreThe controversial removal of a Preparatory School Principal at Georgia Military College has led to a lawsuit alleging age discrimination from a terminated employee. The lawsuit claims that the employee was subject to age-related jokes and comments from colleagues and supervisors and was laid off despite being an "excellent employee." GMC denies the allegations and is petitioning for a dismissal of the complaint. The case highlights the importance of fair treatment and non-discrimination in the workplace.
Read MoreInternational students considering attending a U.S. university online face unique challenges. This article provides a guide to help students choose the right institution, covering important considerations such as reputation, accreditation, cost, acceptance of online degrees at home, job placement, and student support.
Read MoreLearn about Judge Goldberg's background and notable cases, as well as his policies and procedures for managing cases in his court. Discover his emphasis on timely and cooperative discovery and the requirement for electronic filing. This article is for informational purposes only and is not endorsed by Judge Mitchell S. Goldberg.
Read MoreDiscover the lives and works of the most influential teachers in history who have left an indelible mark on education. From Socrates and Confucius to Jesus and Rabbi Akiva, learn how these great teachers have impacted modern education and inspired future generations.
Read MoreLearn how the Law Enforcement Coordination and Community Outreach Section of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida is making a difference in the lives of pre-kindergarten children by promoting literacy through weekly readings at at-risk South Florida schools. Discover how this program helps build a solid educational foundation for these children by instilling a love of reading, and how you can get involved by donating children's books to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Read MoreMore than two dozen individuals have been charged in the Southern District of Florida for their alleged participation in a wire fraud scheme that created an illegal licensing and employment shortcut for aspiring nurses. The charges speak to the purpose of a nursing license which is to protect the public from harm by setting minimum qualifications and competencies.
Read MoreUnsure whether you need an education lawyer for a legal matter involving your child's education? This article outlines the situations where an education lawyer can help and provides tips on how to trust your instincts when seeking legal advice.
Read MoreLessons from the outcome of the 21-3267E due process hearing between ** and the Broward County School Board. This blog post discusses the judge's ruling and important lessons parents can learn from the case, including the importance of providing credible and persuasive evidence in complaints filed under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
Read MoreLearn about the Pennsylvania special education hearing officers who mediate and adjudicate disputes between parents and schools, including their educational and professional backgrounds, and how they help ensure a fair and impartial resolution process.
Read MoreLearn about the life and career of Judge Juan R. Sánchez, including his background, education, and federal judicial service, as well as policies and procedures for interacting with his chambers in civil cases.
Read MoreLearn about the life and career of Jan E. DuBois, a Senior Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Discover his notable cases and the highlights of his judicial career.
Read MoreLearn about the personal and professional life of Zahid Quraishi, the first Muslim Article III judge in the United States. Discover his military and legal career, education, and recent appointment as a United States District Judge for the District of New Jersey. Get to know the man behind the robe and his contributions to the legal community.
Read MoreProtect yourself from online degree scams by recognizing the red flags. Learn the 10 warning signs of a fraudulent online degree program and how to avoid falling victim to these schemes. Consider consulting with an education lawyer from EducationLawyers.com for expert guidance.
Read MoreLaw school can be a challenging and stressful experience, but it doesn't have to come at the cost of your relationships. Learn how to anticipate the challenges, avoid "litigating" your relationship, and be clear about your future goals with these tips.
Read MoreThe University of New Hampshire Police Department is investigating an illegal recording of a faculty meeting that took place at the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law. The recording allegedly ended up in the hands of Fox News, leading to the investigation. The UNH Law School community is encouraged to step forward with any relevant information.
Read MoreA mother in Cutler Bay, Florida is speaking out after her daughter, who has special needs, was attacked on a school bus. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for action from parents and the community. Learn more about this shocking incident and what is being done to protect students on school buses.
Read MoreInformal removals of students with disabilities in education is a widespread problem that violates their civil rights and negatively impacts their education and future success. It's crucial for schools, educators, and the government to take immediate action and ensure equal educational opportunities for all students.
Read MoreFormer Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos says there's little evidence that the Biden administration is enforcing the law on foreign funding for colleges and universities, according to a phone interview with The Daily Signal. Learn more about her thoughts on the issue and the enforcement of Section 117 of the Higher Education Act of 1965.
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