In a special meeting held on Tuesday night, the Peoria Unified School Board in Arizona voted 3-2 to remove Heather Rooks from her position as board president, a role she held since January. The decision came amidst ongoing investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct involving two former educators at Centennial High School. The board's majority, led by three members, opposed Rooks' proposal for a third-party investigation into the allegations and the handling of the situation by school administrators. Following Rooks' removal, board member Jeff Tobey was elected as the new president. Meanwhile, Peoria Police have recommended charges against Haley Beck and Angela Burlaka, both former educators at Centennial High, for their involvement in misconduct with a student. Beck faces charges of pandering, while Burlaka is recommended to face charges of aggravated luring of a minor. The Maricopa County Attorney's Office is still reviewing these cases.