Dass v. Chicago Board of Education

How courts have described this case

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• holding that assigning a teacher to teach seventh grade when she preferred to teach third grade is not an adverse employment action
• holding that teacher’s “assignment to teach seventh grade rather than third grade” was not an adverse employment action even though seventh grade may have been more difficult to teach and the students “may have been more unruly than third- grade students”
• granting summary judgment because reassignment from 7th to 3rd grade not materially adverse
• finding teacher’s transfer to teach a different grade did not amount to an adverse action where, despite the teacher’s belief that seventh grade was harder to teach, it did not sufficiently alter the teacher’s work environment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).