Recall election brings district residents to polls

District residents voted Tuesday, Aug. 18, on whether to recall Board of Education member Scott Hancock from his position

Justin Curto, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
August 18, 2015

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A sign campaigning in favor of Board of Education member Scott Hancocks recall sits outside the entrance to the Crystal Park subdivision at Johnson Drive and Payne Street. Registered voters in the district will vote on whether to recall Hancock from his position on the Board on Tuesday, Aug. 18.
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Board of Education member Scott Hancock listens during a Board meeting on Monday, March 9. On Tuesday, Aug. 18, registered voters in the district will decide whether to recall Hancock from office for allegations of harassment and sexual harassment.
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At a signing gathering on Wednesday, April 15, district resident Stephanie Sharp fills out a petition supporting the recall of Board of Education member Scott Hancock. “I care about the school district and I’m familiar with how Mr. Hancock has handled himself,” Sharp said. “[I] want to make sure that we have the most responsive and professional public servants serving our students and patrons that we can and that’s not what’s happening now.”
Residents approved to begin recall for Board of Education member
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