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2019 Legal Issues High Sch. Athletics [1] (2019)

handle is hein.hackneytwo/lihsa2019 and id is 1 raw text is: January-February 2019 FROM THE EDITOR In This Issue Legal Issues in High School Athletics is a bimonthly newsletter Case Summaries and Articles that features detailed case summaries, articles and news Famil briefs that are relevant to high school athletics. LIHSA is edited by Holt Hackney, a veteran legal journalist, and attorney Daniel B. Fitzgerald, High School Basketball Player Ruled Eligibl b publisher of the blog Connecticut SportsLaw as well as anF attorney with Brody Wilkinson PC. Subscriptions to LIHSA are $99. To subscribe,vsthr. OronCnusoCaeMvdoFdrl Co2urt Becajuse of Constituioinal Claimn LINS* Court:g C oULach's Nae Caling Img ning n Masculinity Does Not Qualify as Sexual Harassment Under Title IX * Court Rules Against Fo2rmer NFL Player/High Violated His Cons9titutional Rights *AMSSM States What It Knows in Update Pos.ition Statement on Concussion in Sport Case Summarie and Articles Family of Drowned Student Sues California School District By John J. Miller, Ph.D. On November 27, 2018, a lawsuit was filed in the Superior Court of California against the San Ramon Valley Unified School District (hereafter referred to as the School District) school and physical education teacher as a result of a 15 year-old boy drowning in a fourth period physical education class (Curry v. San Ramon Valley Unified School District, Aaron Becker, et al., 2018). The lawsuit was brought by the parents of a 15 year-old student alleging that the teacher, Aaron Becker, was looking at his cell phone and not paying attention to the class of 57 students treading water. As a result, the plaintiffs state that the teacher was negligent of his supervision of class with willful and knowing disregard of the rights and safety of the decedent plaintiff and the School District was negligent in the hiring, supervision, retention, and training of the instructor. The complaint indicated that the plaintiffs asked for general (non-economic) damages; punitive damages against Aaron Becker, special

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