Peck v. Siau

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• concluding that a teacher’s knowledge of a fellow educator’s inappropriate contact with a student would not be imputed to the school district, where the teacher had no supervisory authority over the educator or any administrative responsibilities for the district
• holding likewise that an employee’s knowledge of a fellow employee’s dangerous tendencies cannot be imputed to the employer without a demonstration of duty to report
• summary judgment in favor of school district upheld concerning plaintiff student’s claim for negligent hiring of teacher for alleged sexual contact between teacher and student
• school not liable for teacher's off campus sexual assault of student where it did not know, nor reasonably should have known, of the risk posed by teacher
• school not liable for teacher’s off-campus sexual assault of student where it did not know, nor reasonably should have known, of the risk posed by teacher
• school district was not liable for claim of negligent supervision where school district had no reason to know that teacher constituted a risk or danger to students

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