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Board of Education asks judge to dismiss Douglas lawsuit

Jeremy Duda//June 1, 2015//

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Board of Education asks judge to dismiss Douglas lawsuit

Board of Education asks judge to dismiss Douglas lawsuit

Jeremy Duda//June 1, 2015//

Diane Douglas attends a meeting of the State Board of Education meeting. (Cronkite News Photo by Laura Sposato) The State Board of Education is asking a...

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Tags: Diane Douglas, superintendent, Arizona Department of Education, state board of education, Maricopa County Superior Court, SABRINA VAZQUEZ, Christine Thompson, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Laura Sposato

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