Vice-principal found guilty of professional misconduct for theft of school funds; reprimand and ethics course ordered.
The member, a vice-principal, was recorded on video surveillance removing money from an envelope in a room containing a safe.
She admitted to theft and resigned from her employment.
At the discipline hearing, she pleaded guilty to professional misconduct.
The Discipline Committee accepted the joint submission on penalty, ordering a reprimand and the completion of an ethics course.
The Committee also ordered that the decision be published with the member's name, finding that publication serves as a specific and general deterrent and reinforces the College's mandate to protect the public interest.
OCTOntario College of TeachersDec 19, 2014