Doe v. School Bd. of Broward County, Fla.

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• holding that \janitorial supervisor was plainly not high enough up the chain-of-command\ to impose liability on a school district
• holding that allegations that supervisors had been aware of “two instances of sexual harassment” were insufficient to “show the requisite causal connection” for deliberate-indifference purposes
• holding that a single, isolated incident is insufficient to establish a custom or practice of deliberate indifference to constitutional rights
• holding that “janitorial supervisor was plainly not high enough up the chain-of-command” to impose liability on a school district
• holding that two instances of sexual harassment were insufficient to demonstrate a pattern of widespread abuse
• recognizing that the lack of actual notice was made clearer because the principal knew that the student was often a guest in the home of the teacher’s family

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