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Higley board exchange highlights conflict over communication, roles 

A Higley Unified School District governing board self-evaluation exercise erupted into a tense exchange after President Amanda Wade alleged that Anna Van Hoek violated communication protocols in response to a staff member’s personal social media post.  

Van Hoek rejected the allegation that her use of district email to respond was inappropriate, and the dispute dominated a portion of the board’s review of its own effectiveness Dec. 9. 

Wade introduced her concerns about consistency with policy as she began discussing board effectiveness.  

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