Two families have filed a lawsuit claiming their children were physically abused and neglected at the Northwest School of Innovative Learning, which closed in 2024.
TACOMA, Wash. — A lawsuit has been filed against a now shuttered school in Tacoma that two school districts sent students to.
The Northwest School of Innovative Learning, referred to as NW SOIL, was a private special education school in Tacoma that closed in January of 2024. It was owned by Fairfax Hospital.
Two families have filed a lawsuit against Fairfax Hospital, Tacoma Public Schools, and the University Place School District for the alleged abuse their children experienced at
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