Stephen R. Brooks, Esq. Bd. of Educ. Having fully examined this matter and finding no error, we affirm the decision of the lower court that it was without jurisdiction to entertain this matter as Appellants had an adequate remedy at law. There is no statute, regulation, or Supreme Court ruling that requires that a county board of education have a records or preparation day in its school calendar. Petitioners have failed to establish that they do not have an adequate remedy at law, and, as such, a Court of equity is without jurisdiction to entertain this cause of action.
Appellants seek a reversal of the circuit court's ruling.
We find it unnecessary to reach the merits of this case as Appellants clearly failed to exhaust their administrative remedies and accordingly, the circuit court correctly ruled that it was without jurisdiction to entertain further proceedings in this matter. Following the conclusion of the administrative grievance process, the grievant is then permitted to appeal to the circuit court. Bd. of Educ. Here, the administrative procedures available to Appellants are capable of fully resolving what amounts to nothing more than a compensation dispute. We do not have such a specific practice, but instead use published per curiam opinions.