McKeesport Sex Abuse Allegations Impacting Allegheny County School District
McKeesport Area School District Employees Placed on Unpaid Leave
MCKEESPORT, Pa. (KDKA) – In a shocking development, three employees from the McKeesport Area School District have been placed on unpaid leave following serious allegations of sex abuse. These measures come in light of a scandal involving a former security guard, Alexis Brown, 24, who is accused of engaging in sexual activity with an underage student.
Details of the Allegations
The allegations are under scrutiny as reports indicate that Brown had sexual relations with a student at her apartment over a span of several months, starting from May 2023. An investigation revealed that up to five employees were aware of the incidents as early as October 2023 but failed to report them immediately.
Consequences for School District Employees
- The school board meeting on Thursday laid bare the consequences of the scandal.
- Three employees were officially moved from paid leave to unpaid leave as part of the board's resolution.
- One employee has been reinstated fully, while the others may seek legal action or reach settlements regarding their positions.
Superintendent Tia Wanzo, who was also involved, resigned before the school year commenced, leading to questions about leadership accountability.
Solicitor Gary Matta emphasized the importance of restoring confidence in the district and expressed hope in the acting superintendent, William Pettigrew, to lead the way forward.
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