Moulder v. Bartow County Board of Education

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• reviewing courts apply the any evidence rule to local school board decisions and should not interfere with the decision unless the board grossly abused its discretion or acted arbitrarily or contrary to law
• where statutory provisions are ambiguous, courts should give great weight to interpretation adopted by administrative agency charged with enforcing statute
• “[W]hen reviewing decisions of a local board, both the State Board and superior court sit as appellate bodies applying an ‘any evidence’ rule to the facts of the case.”
• “[W]hen reviewing decisions of a local board, both the State Board and superior court sit as appellate bodies applying an ‘any evidence’ rule to the facts of the case.”
• superior court erred in reversing State Board’s authorized interpretation of Fair Dismissal Act
• “OCGA § 20-2-940 is referred to as Georgia’s Fair Dismissal Act.”

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