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The plaintiffs' attorney said the case may be the first use of Pennsylvania's civil rights law to hold a school district accountable in a case of student bullying.
June 04, 2018 at 05:37 PM
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A judge has hit the Philadelphia School District with a $500,000 verdict for failing to stop a student from being bullied over her gender-nonconforming presentation.
The plaintiffs’ attorney said the case may be the first use of Pennsylvania’s civil rights law to hold a school district accountable in a case of student bullying.
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