A public school district’s obligations under a state anti-bullying law do not end when the targeted child is not enrolled in the district, a Nassau County judge has ruled.
After parents of a private school student sued the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District for the alleged cyberbullying that district students carried out against their daughter, Supreme Court Justice Thomas Feinman (See Profile) on Wednesday in a pre-discovery dismissal motion upheld the liability claim against the district under the 2010 Dignity for All Students Act.
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