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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) -
Robinson
Elementary's Principal Anthony Bronaugh returned to work Monday after serving a
suspension for violating board policy.
Bronaugh
was suspended while the school district investigate claims of misconduct
against him.
A
teacher at the school said Bronaugh had been sexually harassing her. She even
had a protection order placed against the administrator. The allegations were
brought to the district's attention late last year.
Toledo
Public Schools issued a statement Tuesday saying they conducted a thorough
investigation and determined that Bronaugh violated board policy ACA, but other
allegations were found to be unsubstantiated.
As
a result, TPS said Bronaugh was required to undergo training on how to maintain
a harassment-free environment before returning to work.
The
district also reported that Bronaugh is working with them and the staff to ensure
a smooth transition back into his leadership role.
Anthony Bronaugh
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