(1) (a) If any person, parent or guardian of a minor making a complaint under this chapter is aggrieved by the action or inaction of the respective board, he or she may notify the Attorney General of a violation or potential violation of this chapter by a state institution of higher learning, community or junior college, public school or charter school by forwarding the Attorney General the complaint filed with the respective board along with the decision of the board and any supporting documentation.(b) After receipt of such notification, the Attorney General may file an application for a writ of mandamus in the chancery court of competent jurisdiction for injunctive relief compelling the state institution of higher learning, community or junior college, public school board or charter school governing board to comply with this chapter if such entity has failed to cure the error with the thirty-day curative period. For purposes of this section, chancery court of competent jurisdiction means the chancery court located in the judicial district in which the state institution of higher learning, community or junior college, public school or charter school is located.
(a) If any person, parent or guardian of a minor making a complaint under this chapter is aggrieved by the action or inaction of the respective board, he or she may notify the Attorney General of a violation or potential violation of this chapter by a state institution of higher learning, community or junior college, public school or charter school by forwarding the Attorney General the complaint filed with the respective board along with the decision of the board and any supporting documentation.
(b) After receipt of such notification, the Attorney General may file an application for a writ of mandamus in the chancery court of competent jurisdiction for injunctive relief compelling the state institution of higher learning, community or junior college, public school board or charter school governing board to comply with this chapter if such entity has failed to cure the error with the thirty-day curative period. For purposes of this section, chancery court of competent jurisdiction means the chancery court located in the judicial district in which the state institution of higher learning, community or junior college, public school or charter school is located.
(2) The appropriate chancery court may award relief in the form of an injunction and/or actual damages. Any party aggrieved by action of the chancery court may appeal to the Supreme Court in the manner provided by law.