Thomas Peele is a Lead Investigative Reporter at EdSource. He specializes in areas such as public education, diversity and inclusion, and civil rights, with a focus on the intersections of law, culture, and society. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Los Angeles Times, Mother Jones, and KQED.
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Thomas Peele's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, education, and crime-related stories in California. His articles often reflect evolving stories, legal policy regulations, and breaking news related to educational institutions and issues of sexual violence.
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By: Thomas Peele
El fenómeno climático de El Niño podría poner a prueba la infraestructura de miles de escuelas públicas de California durante el próximo
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A Marin County judge seemed incredulous that a school board member had used his official district email to send profane messages to a parent.
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A Marin County Superior Court judge on Thursday granted a restraining order against Tamalpais Union High School District trustee Kevin Saavedra, barring him from contacting or approaching a district parent who said he had harassed her for nearly a year.
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A Marin County school board member whom a judge reprimanded last week while issuing a three-year restraining order against him for harassing a parent has resigned, according to documents.
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The president of a Marin County school board is facing demands to resign following the resignation of another board member who a superior court judge found had harassed a parent.
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Candidates from Modoc County to San Diego are campaigning in school board races that would allow them to wield power over school budgets and policies.
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