Civil rights probe into Greenwich schools concludes, no discriminatory practices found
The investigation, which explored possible discriminatory employment practices by one educator, found no evidence of any kind.
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6h agoAttorney General William Tong on Friday said the civil rights probe into Greenwich Public Schools was completed.
The investigation, which explored possible discriminatory employment practices by one educator, found no evidence of any kind.
Tong in releasing the findings, added 32 witnesses were interviewed and 61,000 documents were reviewed.
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