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State, county leadership weigh in on Peoria Unified scandal

Mandatory reporting at center of debate

Two state and county Republican education leaders are weighing in on a Peoria Unified scandal and whether they believe district officials did not report alleged sexual misconduct early enough.

The ongoing dispute involves two Centennial High teachers who allegedly had sexual relations with a former student.

The scandal has driven a wedge between those who say Centennial administrators did not follow mandatory reporting laws and those who say those laws were not violated.

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