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100,000 Emails May Be Too Much for a Records Request

In the case of Warchol v. Superintendent of Washington Local School Dist., 2022-Ohio-3140, a special master held that a request for all documents, email, and correspondence regarding COVID-19, unspecified certifications, school funding, and HVAC system maintenance without a specified time period were ambiguous and overbroad and, therefore, the superintendent was not required to supply any […]

Coaches Cannot Force Students to Eat Religiously Restricted Food

In the case of K.W. (Junior) v. Canton City Sch. Dist. N.D.Ohio No. 5:21-CV-02423, (Aug. 25, 2022), a federal district court held that (1) if true, a school board may be liable for failing to train, supervise, and monitor its coaches when the coaches forced a student to pork product contrary to the student’s religious […]

Claims of Harm from Mask Policy Were Merely Speculative

In the case of Boardman Ohio Parents Org. v. Boardman Local Schools, N.D.Ohio No. 4:21-cv-02184 (Aug. 25, 2022), a federal district court held that the parents could not sue the school board over the parents’ claims of potential harm to their children due to the board’s masking policy because the harms were merely speculative and […]