The court rejected this argument, holding that private educational institutions are not obligated to comply with federal due process, and no Massachusetts court had held that the “ basic fairness requirement ”-imposed on private educational institutions in Massachusetts-mandated quasi-cross-examination. The student respondent argued that he was entitled to quasi-cross-examination, which was not provided for in the college’s disciplinary procedures. Trustees of Boston College, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit held that a student respondent who had been found to have violated a private college’s sexual misconduct policy was not entitled to an injunction prohibiting the college from enforcing a one-year suspension against him. The mere fact that she was already tenured for her school-day job did not prevent her from obtaining tenure for the afterschool position.
According to the court, the teacher met the statutory criteria for tenure for her afterschool job. Board of Education of Delsea Regional High School District, the Supreme Court of New Jersey addressed whether a special-education teacher who had already received tenure for her school-day position was also entitled to tenure for teaching in a school-sponsored afterschool program.
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