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Jamie Kelly / Williston Herald | 2:21 pm, May. 2, 2019 ×
Superintendent Troy Walters listens during the special meeting of the Grenoa Public School District No. 99 board meeting, Tuesday, April 30. Jamie Kelly / Williston Herald
GRENORA, N.D. - The superintendent of Grenora Public School District No. 99 has submitted his resignation, and as part of an agreement with the school board, the district has agreed to not file any complaints against him, not seek any further restitution and not pursue criminal charges.
Troy Walters, who admits no wrongdoing in the agreement, will go on paid leave on May 18 and will officially resign when he contract ends June 30. The agreement, signed by Walters and school board President Lavern Johnson on Wednesday, May 1, came a month after the board first met to consider firing Walters allegations of misconduct, including questionable expense reports and treatment of staff.