The appellant's constitutional complaints do not stand alone as an attack on the actions or policies of the school district. His claim under Article I, section 27 is merely supportive of his breach of contract claim. Accordingly, the constitutional claim exception does not exempt the appellant from the requirement that he exhaust his administrative remedies.
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