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Higley board member accuses district of skirting state law with conference travel

Higley Unified School District Board Member Anna Van Hoek accused the district of circumventing state law by paying for an administrator to attend a conference hosted by an organization she said promotes diversity, equity and inclusion concepts restricted by Arizona law.

Van Hoek made the allegation Sept. 1 as the Governing Board considered out-of-state travel for a district special education administrator to attend the Council of Administrators of Special Education, or CASE, conference.

The board ultimately approved the travel 3-1, with Van Hoek opposed.

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