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Solon principal accused of misconduct says ‘fake email’ sent under ‘false name’ sparked probe Cory Shaffer, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio A Solon High School principal placed on leave last month while the district and police investigate allegations of inappropriate conduct says that the investigation was sparked by someone who used an alias to send a “fraudulent email” to levy the accusations.
Erin Short said in a statement through her attorney that “the sender of this email created a fictitious email account by using a false name in order to falsely accuse me of inappropriate conduct.”
“It is an unfortunate sign of the times that anyone can hide behind a computer, create a fake email account and defame anyone of their choosing with a few key strokes,” the statement read.
Bolden concerned that ‘COVID fatigue’ is setting in for Solon Schools
Updated Feb 08, 2021;
Posted Feb 08, 2021
Fred Bolden, superintendent of Solon City Schools, holds the design that earned Marin Wurst, a seventh-grader at Solon Middle School, the winning entry in a national competition for Red Ribbon Week. Marin’s achievement was recognized at the Solon Board of Education meeting Monday (Feb. 8). (Screenshot)
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But unfortunately, that’s not the case.
On Monday (Feb. 8), Bolden told the Solon Board of Education that since Friday (Feb. 5), the district has had 10 students and eight staff members test positive for COVID-19.
“Over the weekend alone, we had three students and two staff members test positive,” he said. “Because of those positive tests, we’ve had about 70 quarantines (for students and staff).”
Four Solon Schools staff members test positive for COVID-19 since Friday Ed Wittenberg, cleveland.com
SOLON, Ohio – It’s been a difficult week for the Solon City School District in its battle against the coronavirus pandemic.
Superintendent Fred Bolden told the Solon Board of Education Monday (Jan. 25) that since Friday afternoon (Jan. 22), four district staff members have tested positive for COVID-19.
“Those staff members resulted in five other staff members getting quarantined and 37 students needing to be quarantined,” he said. “So it can happen that quickly.”
Last week was “a great week” for the district, Bolden said.
“We were in a declining trend in terms of the number of cases that we had,” he said.