A school board that has been embroiled in dispute with the school district for nearly two years hit an ultimate low on March 8 while evaluating its superintendent in a public setting at her request. Despite an introduction from Ontario School Board of Directors Chairwoman Renae Corn at the onset of the meeting to keep things civil, there were several points of the meeting which were anything but. The top of these was when board member Derrick Draper took Superintendent Nicole Albisu to task over the title of a book being read in an after-hours administrative book club. He found out about it, he said, through Ontario Middle School Principal Lisa Longoriaâs Facebook page in a comment she had made to someone else. He claimed that title, âLeading While Female,â was inappropriate and referenced it as âparticipating in a discrimination situation.â Draper conjectured during the meeting that male administrators may not have known about the book club. He confirmed that it was only his opinion and not a fact during a lengthy phone call with me on Tuesday. (We also decided in that conversation I didnât owe him any corrections.)Â