· 5/14/1909
Parker v. Wright
Citations
- 117 N.Y.S. 1143
How courts have described this case
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- holding that Section 3-108 immunizes Board from claims for negligent failure to control and to supervise school employee
- concluding that the plaintiff sufficiently alleged duty by asserting that the board of education knew that a school employee “posed a threat” to students
- Title IX applied to plaintiff’s claim that school had prior knowledge that school employee was a “serial harasser” such that he posed a great risk to female students
- school employee who made sexually explicit comments to students, walked into locker room while students were changing, sexually touched students, slapped them, and committed battery against students created a hostile educational environment
- school employee who made sexually explicit comments to students, walked into locker room while students were changing, sexually touched students, slapped them, and committed battery against students created a hostile educational environment
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