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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: An ISD’s board properly voided its chief financial officer’s employment contract because the contract…
Ruling: An ISD properly nonrenewed a teacher’s contract over his reported admission that he had…
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).
Foreign exchange students, sports ejections, cheerleaders, volunteer coaches and more.
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.
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