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Cincinnati Public Schools is expected to reach a settlement agreement to resolve a wrongful death lawsuit filed after 8-year-old Gabriel Taye died by
As part of the settlement, Cincinnati Public Schools has agreed to implement a number of changes designed to strengthen the district's anti-bullying protocol.
Play structures remain off limits for students at Quesnel school due to landslide SHARE ON: Fencing up at Carson School playground (GHenderson-MyCaribooNow-staff) The Quesnel School District says temporary security fencing is up around the impacted area at Carson Elementary School. GHenderson-MyCaribooNow-staff) A landslide occurred on the bank in behind the school back on Sunday, April 11 of this year. The play structures are also in behind the temporary fencing. The District says it is continuing to monitor the site daily and has seen some movement of the bank as it settles to its natural ...
On Tuesday, an Ohio judge ruled that parents of an 8-year-old boy who died by suicide in 2017 can sue the school district for their son’s death. Carson Elementary student Gabriel Taye was reportedly bullied in the three years leading up to his death. The third-grader’s parents sued Cincinnati Public Schools’ Board of Education, alleging school officials not only failed to intervene, but they never told the boy’s parents about the relentless bullying before his death, according to WXIX. The parents’ lawsuit also lists Carson Elementary’s principal Ruthenia Jackson, ex-vice principa...
Updated: 12:03 PM PST, December 30, 2020 A wrongful death suit against Cincinnati Public School can go to trial, an appellate court has ruled, over the suicide of an 8-year-old who was bullied for years. The parents of an 8-year-old boy who took his own life after being bullied for years have won a key legal victory in their battle to sue the Cincinnati school district, an appellate court ruled. Education officials "recklessly" handled the prolonged bullying of third-grader Gabriel Taye "because they knew Taye was harassed and bullied at school" and "utterly failed" to protect him, accordin...