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GBAPS Trustee resigns over questions of residency

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GBAPS Trustee resigns over questions of residency

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Lisa M. Hale

May 9, 2025, 7:46 AM CST

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GREEN BAY, Wis (WGBW) – Green Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS) Trustee Kou Lee resigned from his position on the board yesterday. This comes after a local newspaper did a deep dive into whether or not he lives in the school district he was helping to govern. 

The Green Bay Press-Gazette investigated a tip that Lee does not live in Green Bay. They found he has a home in Hobart, which is not a part of the district. 

GBAPS Trustee Kou Lee resigned his position on the board following an investigation by a local newspaper on whether or not he lives in the district. Photo: GBAPS.org

The School District sent a press release at 4:30 yesterday afternoon announcing Lee’s resignation. 

Media Release – Kou ResignationDownload

Meanwhile, the Republican Party of Brown County has asked Brown County District Attorney David Lasee to launch a criminal investigation into what they called “residency fraud.” 

“Mr. Lee’s resignation is not enough,” the complaint says. “This was a deception against both the public and the candidates who followed the law and campaigned in good faith.”

The school district will review a timeline and begin the process of appointing a new board member at a future meeting. An election will be held in April 2026 to officially fill the seat. 

Lisa Hale
Lisa Hale

Lisa Hale is Northeast Wisconsin Bureau Chief and the voice of newscasts on WISS. Email her at lisa.hale@civicmedia.us.

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