Cases 1 - 7 of 7
Malcolm v. Association of Supervisors and
as 21-2700
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Bernice Malcolm
Defendant / Appellee:
Association of Supervisors and Administrators of Rochester, ASAR, Timothy Cliby, President and Individually, John Rowe, Vice President and Individually and others
Curry-Malcolm v. Rochester City School District
as 21-2683
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Bernice Curry-Malcolm
Defendant / Appellee:
Rochester City School District and Barbara Deane-Williams, Superintendent of Schools, Individually and Collectively
In re: New York City Board of
as 19-4257
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Barbara Dean-Johnson
Plaintiff:
Mayling Ralph, Elsa Gulino, Peter Wilds and others
Defendant / Appellant:
Board of Education of the City School District of the City of New York
Defendant:
New York State Education Department
Malcolm v. Association of Supervisors and
as 19-2412
Defendant / Appellee:
Barbara Deane-Williams, Superintendent of Schools, Individually, John Rowe, Vice President and Individually, Timothy Cliby, President and Individually and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Bernice Malcolm
Curry-Malcolm v. Rochester City School District
as 19-2416
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Bernice Curry-Malcolm
Defendant / Appellee:
Barbara Deane-Williams, Superintendent of Schools, Individually and Collectively and Rochester City School District
Malcolm v. Rochester City School District
as 19-2409
Defendant / Appellee:
Sandra Simpson, Chief of Specialized Services and former Interim Director of Specailized Services, Individually, Barbara Deane-Williams, Superintendent of Schools, Individually, Mary Pauly, Executive Director of Specialized Services, Individually and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Bernice Malcolm
Barbara Dean v. Nancy A. Berryhill
as 5:2017cv01459
Defendant:
Nancy A. Berryhill
Plaintiff:
Barbara Dean
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