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Peoria Unified School District’s board meeting was abruptly relocated after police raided their main office — all tied to a shocking investigation into two former Centennial High teachers accused of sexually exploiting a male student. One allegedly sent thousands of texts, offered sex, handed out cash and drugs, and tampered with grades; the other is accused of sharing explicit videos. Parents are outraged, especially after public comment was canceled at the relocated meeting, leaving many feeling silenced. Though both teachers are no longer employed — one forfeited her license, the other was fired — neither has been arrested yet. Police have recommended charges, but prosecutors are still reviewing. The district says they’re cooperating and were blindsided by the warrant. A new meeting is scheduled to address pending business — but questions about accountability and transparency remain swirling.

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