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Motion Filed to Dismiss Lawsuit Against St. Joseph School Board Member

Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 6:19 AM

An attorney for St. Joseph School Board member Kim Miller has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit seeking her removal from office. Five community members filed the suit in April, alleging Miller violated the Missouri Constitution by voting to approve a personnel report that included her son. The defense argues the petition invokes a…

An attorney for St. Joseph School Board member Kim Miller has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit seeking her removal from office. Five community members filed the suit in April, alleging Miller violated the Missouri Constitution by voting to approve a personnel report that included her son. The defense argues the petition invokes a statute that does not apply to the school district, and the case is scheduled to return to court this Friday.

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