Chaney v. Corona

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• determining whether school principals of reasonable competence could disagree on whether or not the principal was justified in reporting child abuse in the situation
• describing good faith test for a principal who reported suspicion of child abuse by a teacher as being whether a reasonably prudent principal under the same or similar circumstances would have found reporting the suspected abuse justified
• “If principals of reasonable competence could disagree on the issue, Chaney acted in good - 14 - 04-20-00483-CV faith as a matter of law.”

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