Deer Valley Unified School District

An Arizona school board member faced backlash and calls to resign after appearing to make a Nazi salute during a contentious meeting and later comparing the board president to a dictator. The incident occurred during a dispute over scheduling a community study session, with the board president adjourning the meeting due to concerns about violating Arizona's Open Meeting Law. The district condemned the member's actions, stating they did not reflect its values.

An Arizona school board member faced backlash after appearing to make a Nazi salute and comparing the board president to a dictator during a public meeting. The incident occurred during a dispute over scheduling a community study session, with the board president citing Arizona's Open Meeting Law to adjourn the meeting. The district and educators association condemned the member's actions, stating they did not represent the district's views.

Deer Valley Unified School District board member Kimberly Fisher gave a Nazi salute during a meeting, prompting calls for her resignation. The incident occurred amid a scheduling dispute with board president Paul Carver, where Fisher criticized his 'dictator-like' behavior and later defended her action in a Facebook live video.