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Peoria Unified board member’s lawsuit against district discussed in private meetings

Rooks filed case alleging district infringed on her right to quote Bible at meetings

By Philip Haldiman
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Posted 12/4/23

There has been movement on a lawsuit filed by governing board member Heather Rooks alleging Peoria Unified School District infringed on her right to quote Biblical scripture during public meetings, but don’t expect to learn anything about it, as the information is private.

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Peoria Unified board member’s lawsuit against district discussed in private meetings

Rooks filed case alleging district infringed on her right to quote Bible at meetings

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