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CourtCode: SU, CourtName: Superior Court, District: Third, JudgeName: Fred Torrisi, Plaintiff: MILLHOUSE, State: AK Alaska, UniqueCaseRef: AK>SU>142, School, Student, School District, Millhouse, Endnote, Alaska, Expulsion, Administrators, Parents, Appellant, Witnesses, Blake Millhouse, Anchorage School District, Videotape, Argues, Education, Cross-examination, Paintball, Sexual Relations, School Discipline, Sexual Harassment, Authorities, Immediate Effect, Constitutional Commands, Superior Court, Third Judicial District, Allegations, High School, Campus Activities , ContentID: 120239523

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EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
STUDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
MILLHOUSE
ENDNOTE
ALASKA
COURT
EXPULSION
ADMINISTRATORS
PARENTS
APPELLANT
WITNESSES
BLAKE MILLHOUSE
ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT
VIDEOTAPE
ARGUES
EDUCATION
CROSS-EXAMINATION
PAINTBALL
SEXUAL RELATIONS
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
AUTHORITIES
IMMEDIATE EFFECT
CONSTITUTIONAL COMMANDS
SUPERIOR COURT
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
ALLEGATIONS
HIGH SCHOOL
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES

Note: This case is in two parts. This is part one. Please also refer to part two.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT

DENNIS AND CONNIE MILLHOUSE,

as parents and natural guardians

of their minor child Blake Millhouse, Appellants,

vs.

THE ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT,

ANCHORAGE SCHOOL BOARD, Appellees.

No. 3AN-99-3462 Civil

DECISION ON APPEAL

I. INTRODUCTION

Blake Millhouse, a 16 year old student, had sexual relations with a 14 year old girl, while another
 students. These events did not occur at school. The girl told school officials that she was
 this. The only witness at his expulsion hearing was an administrator. Millhouse argues that he was
uld subject him to expulsion, that he was denied his right to cross examine witnesses and that his
s appeal, and he also challenges the procedure before that body.

II. FACTS AND PROCEEDINGS
SNIPPETS:
  • IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
  • THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
  • DENNIS AND CONNIE MILLHOUSE,
  • THE ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT,
  • ANCHORAGE SCHOOL BOARD, Appellees.
  • Blake Millhouse, a 16 year old student, had sexual relations with a 14 year old girl, while
  • Millhouse argues that he was afforded inadequate notice that such activities would subject
  • and some students and parents submitted written statements.
  • There were three "paintball" incidents, which may have had some independent significance, but
  • He described the driver as a white male, and thought it might have been Student A, based on
  • E's parents brought her back to Alaska and reported what happened as a sexual assault.
  • Appellant somewhat mixes issues when he argues that the School District failed to give notice
  • Therefore the question is whether the District can expel a student for off campus activities
  • These factors are certainly within the special expertise of school administrators, who are
  • Millhouse seeks to connect his allegations of insufficient evidence to his challenge to the
  • Instead it found that several high school students paintballed a 14 year old girl's house,
  • Bethel School District is also pertinent for its view that it is a highly appropriate
  • But our willingness to defer to the schoolmaster's expertise in administering school
  • When an educator seeks to extend his dominion beyond these bounds, therefore, he must answer
  • But at this point, the parties diverge, with Millhouse stressing the risks of accusatory
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