Tw Ex Rel. Wilson v. School Bd., Seminole, Fla.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the Eleventh Circuit “has not decided whether to evaluate claims of intentional discrimination under section 504 under a standard of deliberate indifference or a more stringent standard of discriminatory animus.”
• observing that “[t]his Court has not decided whether to evaluate claims of intentional discrimination under section 504 under a standard of deliberate indifference or a more stringent standard of discriminatory animus”
• observing that “the same standards govern discrimination” under Section 504 and the ADA
• examining whether a teacher violated a student’s rights by physically restraining, tripping, and verbally abusing him
• finding it “inconceivable” that a teacher’s conduct in intentionally tripping a developmentally disordered student and causing him to stumble would shock the conscience
• finding school board did not act with deliberate indifference because it was not able to substantiate complaints of student mistreatment after investigating complaints

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