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New Procedures Govern Certain School District Construction Liability Claims

New Procedures Govern Certain School District Construction Liability Claims

by Jennifer Childress | Sep 25, 2019 | Legal Developments, Uncategorized

The Texas Legislature has enacted new rules relating to certain construction liability claims concerning public buildings and public works.  House Bill 1999 adds Government Code, Chapter 2272, titled “Certain Construction Liability Claims.” The law applies to claims...

32nd Annual Education Law Conference for Principals

by Jennifer Childress | Jun 12, 2019 | Events

Thank you to everyone who came out for the 32nd Annual Education Law Conference for Principals! It was a wonderful and informative day at the Austin Convention Center, and we were honored to host more than 2,000 Texas school officials with our partners at TASSP....
Arrest Of Middle School Students Violated The Fourth Amendment

Arrest Of Middle School Students Violated The Fourth Amendment

by Jennifer Childress | Sep 26, 2018 | Legal Developments, Students

On October 8, 2013, a group of seventh grade girls (twelve and thirteen-year-olds) were handcuffed, arrested, and transported in police vehicles from their middle school campus to the police station. An assistant principal had asked a school resource officer (“SRO”)...

Federal Court Upholds Law Allowing Professors to Carry Guns at School

by Jennifer Childress | Aug 20, 2018 | Federal Guidance, Legal Developments

Last week, a federal court upheld the Texas Campus Carry law, which allows professors to carry concealed weapons onto college campuses. The ruling was the latest update in a lawsuit filed in 2015 by several professors at the University of Texas at Austin who oppose...

What “due process” was Required for the Termination of MS Superintendent?

by Jennifer Childress | May 16, 2018 | Federal Guidance, Legal Developments

Greenwood Public School District (GPSD) in Mississippi hired Montrell Greene as superintendent in April 2013. Greene held a three-year term contract through June 2018, but was terminated effective January 4, 2016, after three members of the GPSD Board of Trustees...
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