The Tipp City Concerned Citizens filed the action against the school board members late last year, claiming the pair engaged in inappropriate conduct. Wolff this summer dismissed some of the allegations, finding there was not enough information to litigate them. He left other allegations pending after ruling there was “sufficient particularity” to them that would allow the board members to file a response.
Wolff, a retired 2nd District Court of Appeals judge, was assigned to hear the case this summer by the Ohio Supreme Court.
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