The victim was repeatedly held down and beaten by the classmates, including to the area of his genitals.
Huntsville City Schools agreed to pay $250,000 to a student who was physically bullied to the extent that he will require medical treatment for the rest of his life, according to the federal lawsuit filed in 2021.The settlement resulted from a mediation conference in March, according to a court filing. The school district’s board of education subsequently voted to approve the terms of the settlement.
As a result of the beatings, the lawsuit said, the victim required the surgical removal of one of his testicles in February 2017. He may lose his remaining testicle as well, the lawsuit said.Defendants in the lawsuit are Huntsville City Schools Board of Education, teachers Sharissa Cagle-Bailey and Robert Person, principal Heather Bardwell, assistant principals Belissa Howard and Leslie Zurowski.
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