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The election will cost the city of Vestavia Hills about $75,000, which will be reimbursed by the Board of Education. The city will use Jefferson County voting equipment.
Samantha Baulch claims her contract was not renewed as a result of her filing complaints about the school's handling of COVID-19 protocols. She also claims the school did not make reasonable accommodations for her.
The lawsuit alleges Superintendent Todd Freeman, Vestavia Hills City Schools and the city of Vestavia Hills have failed to comply with the state's Open Records Act by not providing records related to the COVID-19 pandemic to some VHCS parents.