Credit: The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in D.C. Superior Court by about 70 parents, claims the Office of the State Superintendent for Education illegally skipped several steps when it declared more than a quarter of Ellington's student population ineligible to attend the school. (Thinkstock)

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