Stamford principals granted accelerated rehabilitation
A judge today granted Stamford High School principal Donna Valentine and assistant principal Roth Nordin accelerated rehabilitation. The two were accused of not reporting an inappropriate relationship
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Nov 20, 2014, 4:17 AM
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A judge today granted Stamford High School principal Donna Valentine and assistant principal Roth Nordin accelerated rehabilitation.
The two were accused of not reporting an inappropriate relationship between a teacher and a 17-year-old student. That teacher, Danielle Watkins, is currently facing charges in the case.
Officials say an accelerated rehabilitation is a special form of probation that would eventually erase the charges from their records.
During the hearing, both women were remorseful and said they were in the wrong for not properly reporting the alleged relationship. Both apologized for their actions.
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