A federal judge in Camden says a female school principal may pursue sex discrimination claims against a superintendent based in part on allegations about his conduct toward other women under his supervision.
U.S. District Judge Robert Kugler held in Stallone v. Camden County Technical Schools Board of Education that such conduct, and even actions not overtly sexual, may be part of a pattern establishing a hostile work environment.
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