The NW School of Innovative Learning had campuses in Tacoma, Tumwater and Redmond. The families allege abuse, neglect, and long-term emotional and educational harm.
TACOMA, Wash. — More than 50 families are stepping forward, taking legal action against a former school for children with special needs that received public funding.
Several public school districts in western Washington had contracts to send students to the Northwest School of Innovative Learning, often referred to as NW SOIL. There are now 54 families taking legal action against the now shuttered school, calling for accountability for what they say their kids endured and want systemic change.
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