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news · Monday, September 28

Mead district ordered to pay $1.4 million in legal costs

The ruling adds to the payout tied to a 2023 hazing case involving Mead High School students.

Aerial shot of San Mateo high school football field and track with bulldog logo and track lanes.
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A judge has ordered Mead School District to reimburse $1.4 million in legal expenses connected to a 2023 case involving Mead High School students. The case stems from hazing during the school’s football program. The money is owed to students identified as victims in the lawsuit. The ruling adds another financial obligation for the district.

Source: The Spokesman-Review ↗

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