The National School Attorneys Association's special edition of 'School Law News This Week' highlights significant Supreme Court rulings from the October 2024 term that impact education law. Key cases discussed include the Mahmoud ruling, which alters parent rights, and the McMahon case, where the Court stayed injunctions against the dismantling of the Department of Education. Additionally, the Trump v. CASA, Inc. ruling addresses the limitations of district court injunctions against executive actions, emphasizing that such injunctions should only provide relief to the plaintiffs involved. The newsletter also promotes upcoming member webinars and the NSAA's Third Annual Conference in Fort Worth.%0aThe text discusses recent legal cases and developments relevant to education law, particularly focusing on employment discrimination and Title IX issues. It highlights a case where a former assistant principal's discrimination claims were barred by the ministerial exception, affirming the school's right to choose its staff based on religious mission. Another case involved a Title IX lawsuit against the University of Wisconsin-Madison regarding the readmission of a football player accused of sexual assault, where the court found potential grounds for a claim of deliberate indifference towards the victim. Additionally, the text mentions significant changes to federal funding affecting public schools and upcoming webinars and events organized by the National School Attorneys Association.
