Frenchtown, NEW JERSEY

Oct 30, 2007 - The Delaware Valley Regional High School District Superintendent resigned amid financial misconduct allegations, and the board passed information to the prosecutor's office. He was suspended with pay Sept 11.

By resigning, he avoided the possibility of having tenure charges filed against him by the school board. He remains eligible for his pension, which would amount to an estimated $38,919 per year.

He came to Delaware Valley in 1994 from the Moonachie school district, where he was also business administrator. He was charged with theft and official misconduct stemming from his work in that Bergen County district. He was tried there in 1997 and acquitted.