Doe v. Chicago Board of Education

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• sustaining developmentally disabled student’s count against school board for failing to have a monitor on a school bus despite its knowledge that a male student with a sexually deviant history rode the bus
• sustaining developmentally disabled student's count against school board for failing to have a monitor on a school bus despite its knowledge that a male student with a sexually deviant history rode the bus
• sustaining developmentally disabled student's count against school board for failing to have a monitor on a school bus despite its knowledge that a male student with a sexually deviant history rode the bus
• under the Illinois School Code, educators are immunized from acts involving ordinary negligence, but not from acts involving willful and wanton misconduct

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