Porter v. Board of Educ. of City of Chicago

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• holding that there was no private right of action for violation of School Code provision allowing public participation and comments at board meetings, because the primary purpose of the statute was not to permit public participation but to improve education for public school students
• refusing to imply a private right of action under the Illinois School Code to remedy discrimination against several public school principals

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