The Brief Eleven families are suing the Huron Valley School District, a staffing company, and district employees for negligence regarding a substitute teacher convicted of sexually assaulting students. Two-and-a-half months after a substitute teacher in the Huron Valley School District was sentenced to spend at least 10 years prison for sexual assault, 11 families are suing the school district for the way it handled Timothy Daugherty and the crimes he's been convicted of. Attorney Ven Johnson held a press conference Monday morning to announce the lawsuit, which has been filed against the Huron Valley School District, Edustaff (the staffing company that contracted with the district to provide substitute teachers), and multiple district employees. The other side:In response to the lawsuit, Huron Valley Schools released a statement:"The health and safety of our students is our top priority, and we take that responsibility very seriously. Huron Valley Schools wants to assure the parents and families in our district that we remain fully committed to the well-being of every student in our care.