High School Athletic Director Ends Bias Suit Over Suspension

A Georgia high school athletic director who was suspended for getting into a physical altercation with a student while investigating whether she brought weapons to school agreed to drop his race and sex bias suit against the district after a settlement.

Kenneth Miller and Fulton County School District requested Judge Leigh Martin May of the US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia dismiss the case with prejudice in a Tuesday filing, after the parties reached a settlement in February. According to the complaint, Miller, two police officers, and an assistant principal were questioning a student about whether ...