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HAMILTON — A teacher accused of violating New Jersey’s anti-bullying law has been placed on paid administrative leave for six months and will then retire. S. Ann Bull has agreed to be “relieved of the duties and responsibilities normally associated with her position and employment,” but the Lalor Elementary School teacher denies any wrongdoing. In 2018, the Hamilton Township Board of Education made two separate findings that Bull had committed an act of harassment, intimidation, and bullying pursuant to the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, according to documents obtained by The Trentonian. - Advertisement - Bull filed timely petitions denying the HIB allegations, setting off a prolonged employment dispute that went before an administrative law judge for review, records show.

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