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Peterson hearing Day 4: Board governance, curriculum scrutiny, and internal fracture take focus
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Peterson hearing Day 4: Board governance, curriculum scrutiny, and internal fracture take focus
RAYMOND, WI — Testimony on the fourth day of the discrimination hearing in Jeff Peterson v. Raymond School District shifted from third-party coordination to internal governance, curriculum scrutiny, and board decision-making. Witnesses described how school board members interacted with staff, administrators, and outside activists during the period leading up to Peterson’s nonrenewal. Peterson is represented by Wes Haslam. The district is represe…
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