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Springs School Settlement with Former Principal Made Public

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Former Springs School Principal Eric Casale

Former Springs School Principal Eric Casale

Desirée Keegan on Feb 4, 2021
Springs Union Free School District agreed to pay up in a settlement agreement with former Principal Eric Casale. In the general release, entered into November 23 of last year and... more

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