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Dan Churney
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Reporter, Cook County Record
Illinois, Ottawa
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Appeals court: Black, Latino parents can resume lawsuit vs LA schools, LA teachers union for disciminatory Covid schooling policies
By Dan Churney Verified| Southern California Record@ An appeals panel has ruled a group of plaintiffs may continue their suit, which alleged Los Angeles school and union officials discriminated against minority students through remote-learning Covid-19 policies, saying that although schools are back in session, any academic damage to students remains. The recent decision was authored by Justice Brian Currey, with concurrence from Justices Audra Mori and Audrey Collins, of the California Second District Appellate Court.
Appeals judges: San Jose schools violated 'bedrock' religious freedom principles in shutting down Christian club
By Dan Churney Verified| Northern California Record@ A divided appellate court has ruled the San Jose School District officials discriminated against a student religious group — officials disliked the group's views on homosexuality — saying the District's "animus" against religion was "shocking." However, a dissenting judge decried the appellate ruling as "flying in the face of judicial restraint." The recent decision was written by Circuit Judge Consuelo Callahan, with concurrence from Circuit Judge Danielle Forrest, of the U.S. Court of...
Appeals court: Black, Latino parents can resume lawsuit vs LA schools, LA teachers union for disciminatory Covid schooling policies
By Dan Churney Verified| Southern California Record@ An appeals panel has ruled a group of plaintiffs may continue their suit, which alleged Los Angeles school and union officials discriminated against minority students through remote-learning Covid-19 policies, saying that although schools are back in session, any academic damage to students remains. The recent decision was authored by Justice Brian Currey, with concurrence from Justices Audra Mori and Audrey Collins, of the California Second District Appellate Court.
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