Loudoun school board member files discrimination lawsuit against board

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A Loudoun County School Board member is suing the board for alleged discrimination after she says her requests for remote participation due to disabilities were repeatedly declined.

At-large board member Denise Corbo filed the lawsuit, which also names the school board chairman and school district, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on Tuesday, alleging that the school board had failed to accommodate her disability and had denied her access to participate in school board meetings.

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