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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.
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