A San Francisco school board member has sued her colleagues and the school district claiming retaliation and violation of civil rights, including free speech, among other allegations, after a no-confidence vote stripped her of position as vice president and removed her from committees.
In the suit filed in federal court in San Francisco, Alison Collins seeks $12 million in damages from the school district and board members collectively and $3 million in punitive damages from each of the five school board members who supported the vote. Collins declined comment today.
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