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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -
A high school principal in Fayetteville has been suspended with pay while school officials investigate allegations of grade fraud.
Wanda McPhaul, spokeswoman for Cumberland County Schools, said Terry Sanford High School principal Diane Antolak was suspended Wednesday and is cooperating with the investigation.
School officials did not provide further details about the allegations. The Fayetteville Observer reports that the allegations do not involve student-athletes.
Assistant Principal Robert Guzman has been appointed to take over until the investigation is complete.
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By Brittany on 11/12 01:37 AM
Angie, I completely agree with you. She has been changing grades since her days back at Reid Ross. Many of the students can attest to her being racist!
By Angie G. on 11/09 11:15 PM
Serves her right. She became principal my senior year of high school back in 2006. Antolak has always done things she was not supossed to and hushed them under the rug. She was also extremely racist!
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