Plaintiffs Calvin Walker, Walker’s Electric, Walkers Electric, and Jessie Haynes filed suit against Beaumont ISD and a number of officials for defamation, tortious interference, civil conspiracy, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt […]
Federal Court Awards District Defendants Hefty Attorney Fee Award for Frivolous Claims Read More »
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take up the case of the Pennsylvania high school student alleging that her suspension from the cheerleading squad based on her social media
U.S. Supreme Court to Take Up Student Off-Campus Speech Case Read More »
The Spring Webinar Series on Special Education Law kicked off with an enormous turnout for our first webinar. Jim Walsh and Paula Maddox Roalson discussed Top Ten Things School Leaders
Top Ten Things School Leaders Need to Know About Special Education in 2021 Read More »
While in a classroom waiting for his mother to pick him up from school, the student went to an unlocked cabinet where other students’ medications were kept and ate some
Immunity Protected The School District From Negligence Lawsuit Read More »
Parents B.G. and P.G. filed suit against Mathis Independent School District (MISD), alleging violations of their religious and constitutional rights by banning their children, C.G. and D.G., from participation in
The School District Violated Students’ Rights Under Texas Religious Freedom Law Read More »
TASB Special Education Solutions was notified that there are pending changes to the Texas Medicaid Provider Procedures Manual (TMPPM) as it relates to your School Health and Related
Pending Changes to TMPPM & SHARS – Please Provide Feedback Read More »
We thought we’d be back from an extended spring break in late March or early April. Then spring break seemed to go on indefinitely as schools scrambled through May. We
Optimism, Realism, and 15 Minutes Read More »
Linda Tutt High School in Sanger, Texas, has opened a grocery store. This in itself is laudable for providing a needed resource for food insecure families, but it also remarkable
Groceries for Good Deeds Read More »
This summer the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 forbids an employer from discriminating against an employee because that person is gay
The Texas Education Agency today announced the next set of instructional materials – a full suite of resources and tools for prekindergarten – that will be made available to school
