Article published September 22, 2009
Convicted principal resigns in Perrysburg
The resignation of former Perrysburg Junior High School principal Patrick Calvin was accepted by the school board Monday night, nearly a month after he was convicted of a misdemeanor charge of unauthorized use of property.
Mr. Calvin submitted his resignation in writing Monday afternoon, District Treasurer Matt Feasel said. The school board voted last night on a resolution to accept the resignation.
The school board suspended Mr. Calvin without pay last August after accusations that he had misused gift cards and cash belonging to the school system - leaving more than $2,000 of district money unaccounted for.
In December, he was indicted by a Wood County grand jury on a felony charge of theft in office.
The resignation was part of a plea deal with prosecutors to drop the felony charge to a misdemeanor last month.
Mr. Calvin will be on unsupervised probation for one year as well as required to pay a $250 fine to the court and $2,235.30 in restitution to the Perrysburg school district.
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