[Redbob]

Hopefully that “new administrative position” involves a large pay cut, and employs a broom as a primary tool.

[Always Right]

Hopefully that “new administrative position” involves a large pay cut, and employs a broom as a primary tool.

More likely they made him superintendent or something.

[Nextrush]

Public education doesn’t work that way.

Its reassignment with no pay cuts.

You get parked in an office to do little or nothing until the heat dies down and you get a new assignment, maybe even a school.

[North Coast Conservative]

Yes, we probably all wish this person that fate.

However, the "Education Professionals" who run our school systems have made it a practice of hiding the miscreants in plain sight, giving them cushy jobs at inflated salaries/benefits, and then cry to the electorate and threaten to cut busing when their inflated staff costs threaten to unbalance the budget.

In Painesville, Ohio there is a grade school principal who outperforms a Hoover, everyone knows about it, she is sleeping with a former employee, (he used to work in her school). There is another former principal who was removed from contact with students because of numerous DUIs. He is now safely ensconced in the Board office handling the Mexican student interface. Do you think his salary went down?

Every school administration that I have been familiar with hides their drunks and pederasts in Administration.

In God We Trust.....Semper Fi

[SaveTheChief]

Hopefully that “new administrative position” involves a large pay cut, and employs a broom as a primary tool.

Not a chance. In public education, this is code meaning that the person has been moved into an office job at the administration center.

[vpintheak]

If this guy is in a union anything like the one in New Yorrk city, he is playing pool somewhere with fellow traveler teachers raking in the money for doing nothing.

[Vicki]

Hopefully that “new administrative position” involves a large pay cut, and employs a broom as a primary tool.

Having worked as a secretary to the personnel director of a school district, I can tell you that unfortunately the principal more than likely has been promoted to the school district's administration office and has a new fancy title and an increase in pay. Really, I saw it happen many times with problem staff. In my 11 years of employment I never saw a certficated employee fired.

[Rebelbase]

“Hopefully that “new administrative position” involves a large pay cut, and employs a broom as a primary tool.”

There are cases in my kid’s district where principals have been “demoted” back into teaching and retained their principals salary.