New York’s Buffalo Public Schools is doing damage control after multiple allegations of sexual harassment were filed against a board member, according to recent reports.
“Two members of the board are named in the complaint, but initial information that was shared with the board does not name who the members are or detail the allegations itself,” noted WGRZ-TV.
“Right now, it is unclear who is reviewing the allegations, since corporation counsel for the district has recused themselves from the matter.”
A special board session to discuss the allegations had been set for June 12, but it was abruptly canceled, according to the news outlet.
“Board leadership says they withheld sharing the sexual harassment allegations with the board in order to prevent the allegations being made public.”
Audacy’s WBEN news show explained the meeting was canceled “because of a lack of quorum.”
