SIOUX CITY, Iowa — A Woodbury County judge has denied a motion to remove some parts of former Sioux City Superintendent Dr. Paul Gausman's lawsuit against the district and four school board members.
Siouxland News CBS/FOX 44 reports Judge Patrick Tott ruled that allegations relating to the board members' complaint about Gausman to the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners, as well as the request to remove them from the board for violating Iowa's Open Meetings law, can remain in the lawsuit for now.
Judge Tott directed the defendants, the school district, board President Dan Greenwell and board members Jan George, Taylor Goodvin, and Bob Michaelson to file a formal response to Gausman's lawsuit by April 20th.
He directed the defendants, the school district, board President Dan Greenwell and board members Jan George, Taylor Goodvin, and Bob Michaelson to file a formal response to Gausman's lawsuit by April 20th.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley will be in Siouxland tonight. The former South Caroline Governor and UN Ambassador will host a town hall at Port Neal Welding in Salix at six. U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra will join her. Haley plans to visit Denison, Storm Lake, Fort Dodge tomorrow, and Des Moines on Wednesday.
This is Haley’s third visit to Iowa since announcing her candidacy for president.
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