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Tazewell County School Bd. v. Brown
030109 Tazewell County School Bd. v. Brown 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in finding that a school principal was entitled to proceed with a grievance under the local grievance procedure established pursuant …
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030109 Tazewell County School Bd. v. Brown 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in finding that a school principal was entitled to pr…
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030109 Tazewell County School Bd. v. Brown 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in finding that a school principal was entitled to proceed with a grievance under the local grievance procedure established pursuant to Code § 22.1-79, rather than the statewide grievance procedure established by the State Board of Education pursuant to Code § 22.1-308, as a means of addressing his suspension and that such suspension was properly a grievable matter under that procedure. The judgment of the trial court is reversed.
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030109 Tazewell County School Bd. v. Brown 01/16/2004 The trial court erred in finding that a school principal was entitled to proceed with a grievance under the local grievance procedure established pursuant to Code § 22.1-79, rather than the statewide grievance procedure established by the State Board of Education pursuant to Code § 22.1-308, as a means of addressing his suspension and that such suspension was properly a grievable matter under that procedure. The judgment of the trial court is reversed.
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