The lawsuit against Orange County Board of Education trustee Ken Williams Jr. was dismissed in court earlier this year.
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Charter School Principal Appointed to OC Department of Education Superintendent
Board members picked Stefan Bean, who ran for the position and lost in 2022, to replace outgoing Superintendent Al Mijares this month.
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Orange County Superintendent Quietly Misses a Year on Medical Leave
The Department of Education superintendent hasn’t been to a public meeting since December 2022 and officially went on medical leave last August, but some are asking why the leave wasn’t publicly announced.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Primary Election Night Results: OC Board of Education
Three county board of education seats are up for election and who will sit on those seats will be determined tonight.
Posted inNEWS
OC Board of Education Incumbent Accused of Assault and Battery in Road Rage Incident
Ken Williams Jr., who was elected to the OC Board of Education in 2020, is on the primary ballot up for reelection this year. He is being accused of attacking a 20-year-old driver.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Voters to Decide Who Sits on The Orange County Board of Education
Voters will pick who will fill three seats on the Orange County Board of Education this March 5 primary election – it could impact the growth of charter schools locally.
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OC Board of Education Faces Backlash Over ‘Controversial’ Curriculum Ban Proposal
Residents are speaking out against the proposal that would ban educators under the board’s authority from teaching systemic racial oppression exists in the U.S.
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OC Education Board Considers Banning Communist Indoctrination
The policy would only apply to a handful of classrooms if implemented. Critics say it could have a chilling effect, deterring teachers from certain subject matter in classrooms.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Renner: Conflicts of Interest Get Reappointed at the Orange County Board of Education
The Orange County Department of Education yet again puts partisan politics and personal grievances above the education of OC students. The Board reappointed Tim Shaw after his recent resignation, ignoring qualified candidates to replace him.
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Tim Shaw Reappointed to OC Board of Education Two Months After Resignation
Shaw left the board due to threats of a conflict of interest lawsuit, but now plans to abandon his seat on the La Habra City Council instead of the board.
