Supreme Court Rules Sioux City School Board Didn't Violate Law in Gausman Discussions

Supreme Court rules Sioux City school board didn't violate law in Gausman discussions

The decision reverses a district court ruling finding school board members had violated the law. The court also reversed a ruling ordering the former board president to pay attorney fees.

Iowa Supreme Court rules on former Lincoln superintendent’s lawsuit

The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled against former Sioux City schools superintendent Paul Gausman in a dispute over whether the Sioux City school board violated Iowa's open meetings law in 2022. (Photo by Aaron Sanderford/Nebraska Examiner)The Sioux City Community School District and its board members did not violate the Iowa Open Meetings Law during a closed-door evaluation of former superintendent Paul Gausman, the Iowa Supreme Court has ruled. F…

Iowa Supreme Court: Sioux City school board meetings were legally closed

The Sioux City Community School District and its board members did not violate the Iowa Open Meetings Law during a closed-door evaluation of former superintendent Paul Gausman, the Iowa Supreme Court has ruled. Friday’s ruling stems from an appeal filed…