McKeesport Faces Unpaid Leave Controversy in Sex Abuse Case
McKeesport School District Employees on Unpaid Leave
Three employees from the McKeesport Area School District have been transitioned from paid to unpaid leave following a sex abuse scandal that has shaken Allegheny County. The allegations stem from a former security guard's inappropriate conduct with an underage student. The details of the investigation have revealed disturbing findings.
The Scandal Unfolds
- Allegations involve former security guard Alexis Brown, 24, accused of multiple acts with a minor.
- The incident took place at her apartment, with claims dating back to May 2023.
- Investigation showed that at least five employees were aware of the misconduct in October 2023 but delayed reporting it.
Actions Taken by the School Board
The school board convened to discuss the findings, leading to the decision to place three employees on unpaid leave. Superintendent Tia Wanzo's earlier resignation adds to the turbulence facing the district.
- Board approved resolutions for unpaid leave.
- Legal actions may be initiated by the affected employees.
- Community confidence remains a priority, emphasized by acting superintendent William Pettigrew.
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