Attorney questions why a Utah school district is keeping names secret in investigation of 10-year-old’s bullying and suicide

A media law attorney questions the lack of transparency after the district has faced intense scrutiny.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Davis School District Superintendent Reid Newey discusses the death of student Izzy Tichenor during a news conference in Farmington, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2021. The district has formed a panel to investigate how Izzy's concerns were handled, but it is refusing to release the names of the members.

Attorney questions why a Utah school district is keeping names secret in investigation of 10-year-old’s bullying and suicide

A media law attorney questions the lack of transparency after the district has faced intense scrutiny.

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