Expelled students win $1 million for 'blackface' that wasn't blackface
General News,California,Christian,George Floyd,Schools
An announcement from a prominent legal team reveals that a $1 million verdict in a fight over the alleged wrongful expulsion of two students from St. Francis High School in California means that schools now are on notice to provide "fair procedures" to students in disciplinary actions. "This case is significant not only for our clients but for its groundbreaking effect on all private high schools in California, which are now legally required to provide fair procedure to students before punishing or expelling them," charged Krista Boughman, of the Dhillon...
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