The Board found persuasive evidence that Trustee Tabet:

• Failed to disclose a financial conflict of interest in a $90,000 contract approved on September 5, 2024, with a vendor later revealed to be connected to her.
• Formed a company (Specialized Support Services, LLC) on December 5, 2024—the same day the District issued its first payment under the contract.
• Used her daughter’s name to conceal her own financial interest in the contract.
• Participated in the vote and approval process for the contract without recusal or disclosure.
• Received and deposited District payments through the LLC, with evidence suggesting she personally benefited.
• Failed to provide adequate documentation for services allegedly rendered under the contract.