The report states there was no evidence of any allegations other than Allman being"demanding" regarding the specific goals that he wanted to accomplish.
“We're not worried about the report in any way,” said Gruenberg. “I think the report is ridiculous. I think it's a joke. I think the investigation was superficial.” NBC 7 reached out to the district but they told us they could not comment due to the investigation involving a confidential personnel matter.
Meanwhile, Gruenberg and his client have said that they are moving forward with a lawsuit against the district. “We are going to present evidence that Allman treats women particularly poorly,” said Gruenberg. “And we're going to have a lot of witnesses who come in to say that.”Tina Douglas is currently serving as the district’s interim superintendent. The district said she will continue to fill that role until June 2023.