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Glaser v. Emporia Unified School District Number 253

Kansas Supreme Court

21 P. 3d 573 (2001)

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Twelve-year-old Todd Glaser (plaintiff) arrived at Lowther Middle School 25 minutes early and stayed outside rather than waiting inside, even though the district (defendant) had a policy requiring teachers who see students in potentially dangerous situations to try to prevent injury when reasonably able; the district provided no supervision outside the building before the school day began. Another student chased Glaser, who ran off school property into a public street and was struck by a car; Glaser sued the district for failing to provide supervision, and the trial court found no duty existed, prompting his appeal.

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Whether a school district owes a duty to supervise a student who is on school grounds, but outside the school building, before the official start of the school day.

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