Ximines v. George Wingate High School

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing plaintiffs § 1983 claims against the Department of Corrections as a threshold matter, since it is a non-suable entity
• affirming district court’s ruling that a New York City public school is not a suable entity
• “The central question is whether the complaint filed with the EEOC gave that agency ‘adequate notice to investigate discrimination on both bases.”
• “Section 396 of the Charter has been construed to mean that New York City departments, as distinct from the City itself, lack the capacity to be sued.”
• “Section 396 of the Charter has been construed to mean that New York City departments, as distinct from the City itself, lack the capacity to be sued.”
• in determining the scope of a charge for purposes of piggybacking, the Court must look at the factual allegations describing the discrimination about which the claimant is complaining

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).