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Government

Apr. 21, 2004

GENDER DECISION

SANTA ANA - Westminster officials dodged a $7.8 million bullet Monday, as state education officials found the school district's anti-discrimination policy as related to gender was "technically" compliant with state law.

        SANTA ANA - Westminster officials dodged a $7.8 million bullet Monday, as state education officials found the school district's anti-discrimination policy as related to gender was "technically" compliant with state law.
        "We won," said Mark Bucher, the Tustin attorney representing the district.
        State Superintendent Jack O'Conn...

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