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New Earth v. Culver City Unified School District — September 18, 2026 Summary Judgment Ruling

2026-09-18 Summary judgment granted September 18, 2026; docket snapshot shows a later review regarding submission of judgment
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Los Angeles Superior Court minute order and notice granting Culver City Unified School District's motion for summary judgment in New Earth v. CCUSD, case 24STCV13243. The court concluded that New Earth failed to raise a triable issue that its proposal governed the parties' Year 2 relationship, treated the District's $600,000 purchase order as a counteroffer, and granted judgment for the District on New Earth's breach-of-contract and implied-covenant claims.

Los Angeles Superior Court minute order / notice of order Primary court order
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Financial context
The ruling distinguishes New Earth's $1.5 million proposal from the District board-approved $600,000 Year 2 Purchase Order and grants CCUSD summary judgment.
Documented amounts
$1.5 million proposal · $600,000 Year 2 Purchase Order
Court
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Case Number
24STCV13243
Department
617
Hearing Date
2026-09-18
Moving Party
Culver City Unified School District
Responding Party
New Earth
Motion
Summary Judgment or, alternatively, Summary Adjudication
Reported Ruling
Granted
Los Angeles Superior Court · 24STCV13243

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The September 18, 2026 court order granted CCUSD's summary-judgment motion. The ruling states that the District's board-approved Year 2 purchase order provided for $600,000 rather than the $1.5 million contemplated by New Earth's proposal and concludes that New Earth did not establish that the proposal governed Year 2. The separate docket snapshot shows subsequent processing concerning submission of judgment.