Judge takes down North Idaho College board again over firing of president. ‘It is a sham’

Date:

May 9, 2023

A judge on Wednesday denied a request by the North Idaho College Board of Trustees to reconsider an order forcing the college to reinstate its president.

Kootenai County District Court Judge Cynthia Meyer upheld her March 3 preliminary injunction requiring the college to keep Nick Swayne as president for the remainder of a lawsuit he filed against the board. Swayne said he was placed on administrative leave without cause in December.

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Judge takes down North Idaho College board again over firing of president. ‘It is a sham’

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