Berkeley Heights Elementary School
Recent News About Berkeley Heights Elementary School
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Supreme Court says law firm's publishing of audio recordings was covered by First Amendment
CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals found that a law firm did not engage in illegal conduct when it published a recording provided to the firm by the mother of a special education student. -
Settlements reached in lawsuits over abuse of Berkeley County special needs students
MARTINSBURG – A settlement has been reached in lawsuits alleging a Berkeley County special needs student was abused by school staff members. -
Lawsuit filed by former Berkeley Heights Elementary School teachers' aides against media dismissed
MARTINSBURG – A lawsuit filed against more than a dozen media companies by two teachers' aides involved in the alleged abuse of special needs students in Berkeley County was dismissed. -
Former Berkeley aides sue media outlets for publishing audio recording
MARTINSBURG — The two teachers aides in Berkeley County accused of verbally abusing students in a special needs classroom filed a lawsuit this week against news organizations that published the audio recording secretly taken in the classroom. -
Morrisey amends complaint against Berkeley educators to add principal, BOE
MARTINSBURG — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey amended his previous complaint against Berkeley County educators to add the school principal, deputy superintendent and the Berkeley County Board of Education. -
Berkeley Schools files, drops lawsuit against mother who recorded alleged abuse
MARTINSBURG — The Berkeley County Board of Education filed and dropped a lawsuit against the mother of a special-needs student who recorded audio of abuse her child allegedly suffered at the hands of her teachers. -
Mother who recorded Berkeley special education teacher and aides sues county board
MARTINSBURG — The mother of a child with autism who claims school teachers in Berkeley County tormented her child filed a complaint against the county department of education and teachers involved. -
AG's office files civil complaint against teacher, aides accused of abusing special needs students
MARTINSBURG – The state Attorney General’s office has filed a civil complaint against three Berkeley County school employees in the aftermath of abuse allegations against special needs students.