Lopez v. Bay Shore Union Free School District

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• holding that allegation that school district’s actions were “motivated by the Plaintiff’s race and national origin” were not sufficient to survive motion to dismiss
• concluding that school code of conduct and school board’s upholding of suspension constituted custom or policy under Monell
• holding that plaintiffs stated a plausible Monell claim against the school district based on alleged decisions of the school board because the board’s “decisions are also plausibly imbued with poli-cymaking power”
• applying Monell in the context of a school’s liability under § 1983

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