Employee says Houston district violated his rights

Oct. 12, 2007
Kenneth Cuadra was the only person to face criminal charges in 2002 dropout scandal.

Kenneth Cuadra, the only person to face criminal charges in the Houston Independent School District's 2002 dropout scandal, has filed a lawsuit accusing the district of violating his civil rights. Cuadra, a computer specialist accused of removing the names of 30 students from Sharpstown High School's dropout report, was indicted in 2005 on a document tampering charge. Harris County prosecutors dismissed the felony charge for lack of evidence shortly before Cuadra's trial was set to begin last year.

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