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Custodian pleads for second chance after resignation turmoil

October 02, 2024 | Erie City SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania


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Custodian pleads for second chance after resignation turmoil
During a recent meeting of the Erie School District, Rob Tate, a long-time custodian at Jefferson, addressed the board regarding his employment status following a disciplinary incident. Tate, who has served the district for 18 years, expressed remorse for his actions, which involved improperly logging his work hours. He acknowledged his mistake and took full responsibility, stating that he was advised to resign and reapply for his position.

Tate emphasized his commitment to the school community, noting the support he has received from staff and students who have expressed their desire for him to remain in his role. He highlighted his long-standing service and lack of prior issues, pleading for a second chance to retain his position and seniority.

Following Tate's address, the board moved on to new business, which included various agenda items. The board members discussed the approval of appointments, with a motion made by Ms. Harkins and seconded by Ms. Devlin to consider the items individually. The meeting continued with administrative updates and discussions on the agenda.

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