Texas Third Court of Appeals: ISD employees don’t lose their state-law-guaranteed employment rights by working in ISD/charter partnership campuses.
Fifth Circuit: A rejected applicant for an ISD school resource officer position waited too late to claim he was illegally retaliated against for previously filing a grievance against the district.
Ruling: An Hispanic-American ex-ISD teacher’s racial discrimination claim against his former district fails because he couldn’t show that he was treated less favorably than a similarly situated employee outside his protected class under nearly identical circumstances.
Ruling: An insurer can continue pursuing its workers’ comp lawsuit against the family of a teacher killed in a van accident in Mexico 18 years ago.
Ruling: Prior judicial rulings dismissing a former school bus driver’s discrimination lawsuit are affirmed.
A federal judge this week largely allowed a copyright lawsuit by the Texas Association of…
Ruling: An ISD is not federally liable over claims that an allegedly racist special-ed student repeatedly verbally and physically harassed an African American special-ed student.
Ruling: A former ISD police officer couldn’t show he was illegally fired for a Facebook “prayer” he posted.
Ruling: A state appeals court should not have entirely dismissed a lawsuit pitting a group of taxpayers and an ISD against another ISD.
Ruling: School board members don’t have to appeal to the education commissioner before suing their districts for withholding documents to which they are entitled.
The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, via a 9-8 majority, upheld 2025’s SB10/regular session Ten Commandments posting law.
Appeals Court: A special purpose school district can’t block a building contractor’s breach-of-contract lawsuit against the district arising from cost overruns for a new adult-ed facility due to city permitting delays.
Ruling: The former owner of real property had a good excuse for missing the two-year deadline to recover the excess funds left over from the property’s foreclosure sale for back taxes to an ISD.
Appeals Court: A state Comptroller’s decision that would reportedly cost a school district half of its supplemental state aid entitlement is upheld, despite an error on the Comptroller’s part.
The Texas Supreme Court (TSC) today (March 27, 2026) announced it has accepted an appeal…
Ruling: A judge should have dismissed a discrimination/wrongful termination lawsuit a fired charter teacher filed against the charter and up to 25 unnamed co-defendants.
Ruling: Although an ex-ISD employee can continue litigating his claim that he was improperly denied extra “premium pay” for working in-person during the COVID pandemic, his various other claims are dismissed.
Appeals Court: A company met the criteria to not be subject to property taxation for “pre-sold” crude oil being stored in Texas that was awaiting shipment to foreign countries.
The Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct this month publicly reprimanded Wilson County Justice of…
The federal copyright infringement lawsuit (article) that the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) filed…
Don’t blame Education Commissioner Mike Morath if Texas educators were investigated due to their comments…
Appeals Court: A jury — not a judge — may have to decide the outcome of the religious discrimination/retaliation lawsuit an ex-Harmony charter employee filed against the charter.
Ruling: An ISD can’t avoid being sued over unpaid Hurricane Harvey repair bills.
Fifth Circuit: A teacher can continue pursuing a portion of her federal lawsuit claiming her principal violated her rights in banning staff from participating in a before-school prayer event because students might be present.
Texas Fifteenth Court of Appeals: A state district judge acted too hastily in ordering the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) to release most of its records regarding the Uvalde CISD Robb Elementary tragedy.
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals: An ISD is not federally liable over claims that district personnel did not do enough to stop an elementary student from sexually harassing another student.
Attorneys for the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) and Texans for Excellence in Education…
Ruling: An ISD can’t sue a special-purpose-district industrial park on a broken promise claim because the industrial park enjoys full governmental immunity protections.
Fifth Circuit: Ex-special-ed administrator lacks constitutional protections against being retaliated against for reporting, to his principal, that teachers had mistreated special-ed students, and for cooperating with a CPS investigation.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and Uvalde County are immune from being sued…
Ruling: A judge should have dismissed a breach-of-contract lawsuit a mother filed over claims that her daughter deserved the top cheerleader officer position.
Texas school employees claiming that they were subject to retaliation for commenting about Charlie Kirk…
Ruling: An ISD can’t block an ex-administrator’s lawsuit against the district from moving forward at the trial court level.
The justices deemed the lawsuit to be moot because Darryl George has graduated and is no longer subject to the policy.
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of AppealsRuling: A charter district properly fired an employee — who…
An effort by Barbers Hill ISD (BHISD) Superintendent Greg Poole and former BHISD board member…
The justices will hear oral arguments in the Ten Commandments classroom posting lawsuits arising from Texas and Louisiana on Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Texans for Excellence in Education (TEE) this week asked a federal judge to dismiss (via…
The Texas American Federation of Teachers (Texas AFT) today (Jan. 6, 2026) filed this federal…
Calvin Walker — the man convicted of bilking Beaumont ISD (BISD) out of $1.2 million — has lost his final bid to keep his Master Electrician and Electrical Contractor’s licenses.
Appeals Court: A judge should have dismissed an age discrimination lawsuit filed by a former ISD assistant transportation director.
Fifth Circuit: A federal judge properly dismissed a former substitute’s teacher’s claims that her firing was in retaliation for her discussing — with various district officials — her suspicions that federal funds were the subject of fraud or theft.
Ruling: An education commissioner’s decision — siding with an ISD over an administrator’s probationary contract termination challenge — should not have been overturned by a judge.
Ruling: Although an ISD made a “laudable effort” to ensure a special-ed student progressed academically, the district failed in its responsibility to address his severe behavioral issues that included the student’s tendency to frequently run away from school.
The Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) this week filed a federal lawsuit (press release)…
Ex-Houston ISD teacher who got a $28,360.44 settlement check for resigning now owes the district $20,869.35.
Fifth Circuit: An ISD correctly concluded that a student didn’t qualify for dyslexia-related special-ed services because the student was chronically absent from school — and because her parents refused the district’s offer to have her tested for learning disabilities.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today (Nov. 7, 2025) separately announced he has filed a…
Ruling: A superintendent and former school board member will have to give depositions in a well-publicized court case in which some say the district’s hair policy discriminates against black males.
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals: A public university professor loses his Free Speech lawsuit because he “self-censored” his comments over fears — that never materialized — that he would be retaliated against for those comments.
Texas Fourteenth Court of Appeals (Houston)
Ruling: A charter school has immunity from being sued by an ex-employee who claimed she was fired for reporting suspected child abuse to child protective services (CPS).
Oral arguments in consolidated Texas and Louisiana Ten Commandments appeals set for week of Jan. 19, 2026.
The Texas Supreme Court (TSC) this morning (Oct. 24, 2025) dealt the final blow to…
Texas Thirteenth Court of Appeals (Corpus Christi-Edinburg)
Ruling: An ISD and school board member have sovereign immunity from being sued over an ex-administrator’s claims that she lost her job in retaliation for not placing the trustee’s daughter on the dean’s list.
A federal judge on Tuesday (Oct. 21, 2025) issued a permanent injunction prohibiting Education Commissioner…
Texas Sixth Court of Appeals (Texarkana) Ruling: An educator preparation program had justifiable reasons for not recommending a teacher certification candidate for standard certification.
Texas Second Court of Appeals: Questions revolving around a conversation in which two (now former) public college employees secretly recorded must be answered to determine whether a lawsuit filed by one of the ex-employees against the college must be dismissed.
Ruling: An ISD is not federally liable for a student-on-student sexual assault that occurred on a school bus that was captured on bus surveillance video.
A Texas Supreme Court justice detailed the reasons why Fort Bend ISD must release the phone logs of communications pertaining to the district’s business that were sent to and from cell phones (and other devices) that were personally owned by 10 district employees and board members six years ago.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced today (Monday, Sept. 15, 2025) the settlement of a…
Ruling: An ISD has legal immunity from being federally sued by the children of a teaching assistant who reportedly died from injuries sustained from being physically assaulted in her classroom by a special-ed student.
Ruling: An ISD took the proper steps in expelling a special-ed ninth grade student for drawing a knife on another student at school.
The Texas Supreme Court announced today that it would not consider Elijah Granger’s appeal of his voided $2,036,567.07 severance agreement with Lancaster ISD.
Texas Fifth Court of Appeals: A former special education director’s nonrenewal is upheld because she couldn’t show that the employment contract she “accepted” actually existed — and because she didn’t appeal her nonrenewal to the education commissioner before suing the district.
Texas Fifteenth Appeals Court: TRS and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas have sovereign immunity protections over being sued by a teacher who claimed she was misled into believing she would be reimbursed for the $48,500 she spent on surgery.
KISD’s decision to rehire a teacher despite his troubled past allowed the teacher to sexually molest a student — and justifies a jury’s $250,000 damage award against the district.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton directed all Texas public school districts not enjoined by ongoing litigation to display copies of the Ten Commandments in all their classrooms as of Sept. 1
A federal judge this morning (Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2025) issued a preliminary injunction in a…
Ruling: A principal has (thus far) failed to show that she has legal immunity against parental claims that she failed to protect their five-year-old daughter from being repeatedly sexually molested at school by a substitute teacher.
The Texas Fifteenth Court of Appeals on Wednesday (Aug. 13, 2025) formally dismissed the remaining…
Fifth Circuit: A federal judge’s dismissal of a lawsuit — claiming that an ISD should be held culpable for the alleged sexual harassment and abuse of a high school student by two teachers — is upheld.
The TEA announced today (July 24, 2025) that the 2024 and 2025 A-F accountability ratings…
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling: A high school graduate’s federal lawsuit accusing her…
A national coalition of 14 plaintiffs (including school districts, parents, nonprofit organizations and teacher unions)…
An accounting firm’s report that was commissioned by an attorney that an ISD hired to investigate alleged financial irregularities can be withheld under the Texas Public Information Act.
A three-member U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel on Monday (July 14, 2025), unanimously…
Ruling: UT Austin has not completely proven that it has ended illegal race based considerations of prospective students.
The three judge Texas Fifteenth Court of Appeals unanimously ruled on Thursday (July 3, 2025)…
The U.S. Supreme Court today (Monday, June 30, 2025) refused to revive a lawsuit dismissed…
The Texas Supreme Court (TSC) today (June 27, 2025) announced that it has accepted an…
Texas Ninth Court of Appeals (Beaumont)Ruling: An ISD is not liable for a $400,000+ Hurricane…
Ruling: A school bus dealer and a school bus manufacturer can’t have the lawsuit that the parents of a student killed in a school bus related accident filed against them moved from Dallas County.
The Texas Supreme Court (TSC) on Friday (May 30, 2025) announced it has agreed to…
A federal judge has dismissed Klein ISD from a federal lawsuit a former student filed…
Fifth Circuit: Governmental entities are the final decision makers of which library books they buy, keep or remove.
U.S. Fifth Circuit: An ISD has legal immunity from being sued by the children of a teaching assistant who reportedly died from injuries sustained from being physically assaulted in her classroom by a special-ed student.
Texas Third Court of Appeals: ISD employees don’t lose their state-law-guaranteed employment rights by working in ISD/charter partnership campuses.
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals rules in a disabled Aldine ISD employee’s lawsuit over her service dog.
Texas Second Court of Appeals (Fort Worth) Ruling: A lawsuit filed by a teacher who resigned in lieu of her contract being nonrenewed is dismissed.
Ruling: A construction company — that an ISD abruptly ordered to stop work on a multi-million dollar facilities project — can’t pursue a breach-of-contract lawsuit against the district because the company failed to make the state-law required disclosures of expensive gifts it gave several district officials prior to being awarded the contract.
Texas Fourth Court of Appeals (San Antonio) A judge’s order that an ISD must hold an election to fill the unexpired term of a school board member who died is voided.
Texas Thirteenth Court of Appeals (Corpus Christi-Edinburg)Ruling: An ISD isn’t liable for a “fender bender”…
Texas Thirteenth Court of Appeals (Corpus Christi-Edinburg)
Ruling: Despite winning $212,300 jury verdict, a former ISD truancy officer failed to show that his firing was a retaliatory act that violated the state Whistleblower Act.
The long-delayed 2023 district-level and campus A-F accountability ratings will be confidentially released to districts…
United Health Care (UHC) may have won the right to manage the TRS-Care Medicare Advantage…
The three-judge Texas Fifteenth Court of Appeals unanimously ruled on Thursday (in a primary and…
Former Valentine ISD business manager/tax accessor collector Ernesto Villarreal Jr., 43, of Marfa, was sentenced…
Ruling: A federal lawsuit claiming that an ISD didn’t comply with the directives ordered by a special-ed hearing officer — to provide a student with a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) — is dismissed.
Ruling: A prior state appeals court ruling — that an ISD wrongfully fired a teacher — is upheld, except for dropping (at the ex-teacher’s request) the court’s order that the originating trial judge must determine if (and how much) the ex-teacher is due in attorney fees from the district.
Ruling: An ISD lacks sovereign immunity protections against being sued for breach of contract by a financial consultant.
Ruling: Although an ISD has immunity from being sued by a “third-party” provider of medical services under the district’s self-funded employee health insurance program, a city with a similar (but not identical) employee health plan is possibly not immune from being sued by the provider.
Ruling: An ISD lacks sovereign immunity protections against being sued for breach of contract by a financial consultant.
Ruling: An ISD’s school bus policies, actions and past practices, when considered together, do not make the district federally liable for a school bus driver’s repeated molestation of a young special-needs student.
A now-former ISD child nutrition director couldn’t show she was retaliated against by being fired four years after she reported her suspicions that the district’s chief financial officer — who was later fired and then elected to the ISD’s board and became its president — had improperly transferred child nutrition funds for other uses by the district.
Ruling: The mere fact that an ISD reportedly had — in its possession — school bus video surveillance footage of a bus driver sexually molesting two young female students more than 100 times does not make the ISD’s superintendent and ex-transportation director liable in the lawsuit the parents filed against them and the district.
Ruling: An ISD’s policy to mostly hire the lowest level of state-certified aides to assist special-ed students did not violate the rights of a disabled student, who was twice injured while in the presence of his assigned aide.
A federal lawsuit filed by the parents of a White high school student who alleged their son was racially discriminated against after complaining about a homework assignment is dismissed.
Ruling: A Texas charter school has — thus far — failed to show that it has “sovereign immunity” from being sued over an ex-teacher’s claim that she was wrongfully terminated in violation of federal law.
Without comment, the Texas Supreme Court (TSC) on Friday (Jan. 31) let stand an appeals…
An Austin based Spanish language immersion preschool has settled a labor trafficking lawsuit for $250,000,…
Ruling: An ISD can’t block a company from suing the district over a $9.7 million unpaid bill for facilities clean-up work resulting from Hurricane Harvey.
Texas Second Court of Appeals — A lawsuit claiming that a high school student’s “terroristic threats” against a teacher caused her to have an emotional and mental breakdown to the point where she had to take medical leave — and never again return to work — was properly dismissed by the trial judge.
Texas Fifteenth Court of AppealsRuling: The education commissioner properly ruled that a teacher should not…
Ruling: Prior federal rulings dismissing a lawsuit claiming that a now former student was verbally and physically bullied by students — and verbally harassed by school staff — due to his being a fervent White/Christian/Trump/MAGA supporter are affirmed due to the Fifth Circuit’s 9-9 tie vote on the student’s appeal.
A panel of three justices appointed by Gov. Abbott scheduled oral arguments for Monday, Nov….
Texas Supreme Court: Because an ISD submitted an “inadequate” state-law required “pre-suit” notice to the numerous insurance companies the district is suing over property damage claims arising from two storms, the companies are entitled to have the litigation “abated” by the trial judge until 60 days after the district submits the proper notice to the companies.
Ruling: An ISD employee who was fired after contesting his “surprise” demotion from dean of students to truant officer failed to show that his firing resulted from employment discrimination.
The Texas Supreme Court (TSC) — without comment — today rejected Beaumont ISD’s appeal seeking…
Fifth Circuit: Although a former charter district’s chief financial officer failed to show he was discriminated against due to his race, he can still pursue his whistleblower retaliation claim against the district.
Texas Appeals Court: Katy ISD has legal immunity against being sued over claims that it breached a settlement agreement with a now-former student.
An ISD that bypassed the eminent domain process to surreptitiously (via an “arms length” process) purchase, and then demolish, a small apartment building doesn’t have to pay the relocation expenses of the building’s former tenants.
U.S. Fifth Circuit: An ISD transferred a middle school math teacher from the classroom to support positions due to his poor job performance, and not because of his advanced age or for any other discriminatory reason.
Fifth Circuit: A city police officer has qualified immunity from being sued over the “problematic” arrest of a middle school student on his campus.
Ruling: A missed legal deadline by the TEA’s attorneys means that officials of a revoked charter can continue to litigate claims that the state illegally seized its two campuses and related property.
Ruling: A superintendent’s misstep means that an ISD that was awarded grants totaling about $8 million doesn’t have to pay the consultants who helped the district secure the grants.
Ruling: Property owners in a three-county area must continue to pay ad valorem taxes to both their “home” school districts and to South Texas ISD.
A settlement agreement announced this morning by state Attorney General Ken Paxton requires Meta —…
Ruling: An entity that provided student-related services for a charter district’s campuses can only sue the charter for breach of contract for nonpayment for services that the entity actually rendered for the charter — and not for lost profits that the entity expected to receive under agreements that the charter no longer honored.
Ruling: An ISD and its employees are immune from being sued over claims that a middle school student sustained serious injuries due to being physically restrained by district employees during a discipline related incident.
The U.S. Supreme Court, without comment, this week declined to consider the appeal filed by…
Ruling: A federal judge acted too hastily in dismissing an age discrimination lawsuit a former ISD administrator filed against the district.
A charter school has legal immunity over being sued by a teacher who was fired on a finding that he had used excessive force against a student with a disability while trying to break up a fight between that student and another student.
A Black applicant for a ISD school resource officer job wasn’t discriminated against when the district chose a Hispanic applicant who had less law enforcement experience and was friends with several of the ISD’s police officers.
An ex-superintendent lacked the required legal reasons to appeal the school board’s voiding of his $2+ million severance agreement to the education commissioner without first pursuing his complaints through the school district’s grievance process.
Ruling: Texas public school districts have legal immunity from being sued over claims by their employees that they were retaliated against for having filed a workers’ comp claim against the district.
Ruling: A teacher failed to show that his ISD discriminated against him by firing him when he refused to return to in-person teaching after schools that had closed (due to COVID) reopened.
Ruling: Governmental employees generally have no Whistleblower protections against retaliation for reporting alleged violations of law committed by an unpaid member of the employee’s governing board.
The alleged injuries that a high school cheerleader sustained due to the repetitive exercise her coach forced her — and the other cheerleaders — to complete for her being late to practice did not violate her constitutional due process rights and federal anti-discrimination laws.
A charter school doesn’t have to pay a bill submitted by a law firm that provided legal services for the charter — under a contract signed by the charter’s two co-CEOs — because the charter’s governing board never approved the contract
A state appeals court panel this week agreed to extend — from as early as…
A state appeals court on Wednesday granted a motion that extends — from Feb. 9…
Ruling: An ISD can’t block the education commissioner from considering the possible annexation/detachment of school…
Ruling: COVID related expenses incurred by Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) in dealing with the…
Ruling: An ISD lacks legal immunity protections from being sued for breach of contract by…
Ruling: Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) emergency decisions that children as young as 6…
Texas, for now, can’t enforce the part of a controversial new law that calls for…
A state appeals court has granted an “unopposed” motion that extends — from Jan. 9…
Ruling: A state law gives only current — and not former — school board members…
A three-member Texas Third Court of Appeals (Austin) panel — that currently has the fate…
Ruling: An ISD has immunity from being sued over a traffic accident involving a school…
Ruling: Opponents of an ISD’s approval of a “Chapter 313” property tax limitation agreement for…
SBEC violated a federal law by refusing to recognize the two out-of-state school counselor licenses…
Ruling: The education commissioner must reverse his decision that upheld a teacher’s firing over an…
Just because the education commissioner is (for now) legally blocked from issuing the final 2023…
The Texas Supreme Court dismissed “as moot” lawsuits filed by the state against San Antonio IOSd
A Travis County judge late Thursday afternoon granted a temporary injunction that prevents, for now,…
A U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel will hear oral arguments in the lawsuit…
The Travis County judge presiding over the lawsuit pitting about 111 school districts against the…
A U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel quietly issued an order on Monday evening…
Ruling: An ISD’s business manager who was effectively fired after it became known that she…
A Tarrant County jury today sentenced an Arlington teen to the maximum allowable (for a…
A federal judge on Monday issued a 59-page opinion that enjoins the state from moving…
Ruling: A wrongful termination lawsuit filed against an ISD is dismissed because the former employee…
Ruling: A high school graduate can’t force her former ISD to change her diploma to…
Ruling: A federal lawsuit that was filed over the repeated tasing — by a school…
“The case is without merit.” That is what Education Commissioner Mike Morath told State Board…
Seven Texas school districts filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking a temporary court order to block…
Ruling: A temporary injunction that has prevented the state from taking the next step toward…
The Texas Supreme Court — without comment — announced (Aug. 4) that it will not…
Ruling: A school district has immunity from being sued over retaliation and other claims arising…
Ruling: A judge should not have invalidated a decision by SBEC’s governing board to permanently…
Ruling: A jury’s dual verdict that an ISD “constructively discharged” an administrator due to his…
Ruling: A decision by a three-judge U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel that school…
Ruling: An ISD can’t block the release of cell phone records reflecting district related communications…
Ruling: The education commissioner’s conclusion that an ISD did nothing wrong in reassigning its long-time…
Ruling: The University of North Texas (UNT) can continue charging out-of-state students higher tuition than…
Ruling: The TEA lacks the authority to enact the so-called “Special Rule” that is built…
Ruling: State law empowered the governor to ban local governmental entities from imposing mask mandates…
The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled, via a 6-3 vote, that race based admissions at…
Ruling: A three-month-old U.S. Supreme Court decision involving a special-ed lawsuit that originated in Michigan…
The entire U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will reconsider the dismissal by a three-judge…
Ruling: A teacher was justifiably fired for including the name of a student in an…
Ruling: An ISD has immunity from being sued over an accident in which a school…
Ruling: An ISD has immunity from being sued over retaliation and discrimination claims by a…
Ruling: A public university’s requirement that a tenured professor give his students homework instead of…
Ruling: A public charter school district didn’t fire its marketing specialist for being a Muslim…
Ruling: Parents without lawyers may file federal lawsuits on behalf of their children if a…
Ruling: The TEA must temporarily halt plans to take the next steps leading to possibly…
Whether the education commissioner can consider ISD annexation disputes when one of the two affected…
Ruling: An ex-elementary campus secretary can continue pursuing her Whistleblower lawsuit against her former school…
Rulings: An insurance company can’t force the lawsuits filed by two ISDs over storm related…
Ruling: A licensed public adjuster and his company can continue litigating their claims that an…
Ruling: Taxing entities can’t hire lawyers under contingency fee contracts — sometimes called “tax ferret…
Ruling: Because a high school cafeteria worker had just gotten “off the clock” when she…
Ruling: A private residential facility can’t challenge the TEA’s decision to revoke the facility’s approval…
Ruling: Because a jury might conclude that a university student’s de facto expulsion was due…
Ruling: An ISD’s “read a million words during the school year” initiative didn’t violate a…
Ruling: An ISD’s awareness that a police officer had threatened to charge a school bus…
Ruling: SBEC was entitled to issue a two-year certification suspension to a former principal because…
Ruling: Texas universities can revoke the degrees of their graduates on findings they committed academic…
Ruling: A federal disability rights lawsuit filed by the mother of a special-ed student who…
Fifth Circuit: Public schools and school officials can’t be successfully sued for violating the free speech rights of a student for the student’s “off campus speech” unless the courts — at the time the action is taken against a student — had clearly established that disciplining the student for what the student said is unconstitutional.
Ruling: “Read a million words” (and similar) student reading incentive programs — offered by an…
Ruling: An ISD doesn’t have immunity from being sued for breach of contract by its…
Ruling: Although a federal judge properly dismissed a voting rights lawsuit filed against an ISD,…
Ruling: A judge must reconsider her order requiring six ISD employees to be deposed as…
Ruling: Missing a required legal deadline means that all but two of the several claims…
Ruling: A federal judge’s ruling that an ISD must pay a community activist nearly $300,000…
Ruling: A civil rights lawsuit filed by an African American charter school teacher who claimed…
Ruling: An ISD had “good cause” to fire a teacher over a series of anti-immigrant…
Ruling: A failed fax transmission is among the several reasons why a fired school employee’s…
Ruling: The Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Risk Management Fund lacks governmental immunity protections…
Ruling: Due to a 2021 change in state law, an injunction that has kept the…
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