Two high school softball coaches are immune from a student's privacy lawsuit because there was no clearly established law barring school officials from discussing a student's private matters with the student's parent. Read Full Post >
Is it a right or a privilege for a student to participate in school-based extracurricular athletics? That's now the basis of a $40 million federal lawsuit. Read Full Post >
A 17-year-old soccer player was charged with third-degree felony homicide by assault after allegedly punching a referee who later fell into a coma and died. Read Full Post >
A Mich. district is being sued for allegedly failing to respond to the sexual assault of a female high school student by a player on the school's basketball team. Read Full Post >
A jury ruled against Riddell, the country's largest football helmet maker, for failing to adequately warn about the dangers of concussions. Read Full Post >
The former CEO and CFO of a sports-equipment-reconditioning company pleaded guilty to defrauding schools in 12 states for nearly $1 million. Read Full Post >
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine says the Steuebenville rape case isn't yet fully closed, despite a verdict that found two high school football players guilty. Read Full Post >
Judge Thomas Lipps sentenced Ma'lik Richmond, 16, and Trent Mays, 17, each to a minimum of one year in a youth correctional facility. Read Full Post >
The deadline is looming for all California public schools to have in place a system for complaints about fees. Read Full Post >
The Michigan Department of Civil Rights filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education about the usage of American Indian imagery in K-12 schools. Read Full Post >
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