White

Vallejo High School District v. White

Good Law
1919 Cal. App. LEXIS 755·43 Cal. App. 359·185 P. 302
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 25, 1919Civ. No. 2045.California1,414 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Ellison, J.

The petition sets forth that the petitioner is a high school corporation; that the respondent is county superintendent of schools of Solano County, California; that the petitioner school district is composed of the city of Vallejo and adjacent territory of an area of approximately the same as the city of Vallejo; that prior to the year 1918 petitioner employed one Carl H. Nielsen, as principal of said high school, and he acted as such until the thirtieth day of June, 1919, at which time his employment ceased; that after the first day of June, and before the tenth day of June, 1919, petitioner, in writing, duly notified said Carl H. Nielsen that his services as principal of said high school would not be required after June 30, 1919, and that this notice was served upon him before the tenth day of June, 1919; that thereafter said Nielsen appealed to respondent as county superintendent of schools and asked that the action of the board of trustees of petitioner be reversed and he be reinstated as principal of said high school; that respondent, without notice to petitioner herein, reversed its action and reinstated said Nielsen as principal of said high school. Petitioner, claiming…

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