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Accused TPS principal gets his job back

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Courtesy: The Toledo Blade Courtesy: The Toledo Blade

A Toledo Public Schools principal who was accused of sexually harassing a teacher is back on the job.

Anthony Bronaugh is principal at Robinson Elementary. He was put on paid administrative leave in November after accusations were made against him by a special education teacher at  the elementary.

The Toledo Police sex crimes unit investigated the case, and the prosecutor's office decided not to file charges.

TPS released the following statement to 13abc:

"Mr. Anthony Bronaugh returned to work as Principal after serving an extended suspension for violating board policy. Several accusations of misconduct, including harassment, were brought forward against Mr. Bronaugh late last year. A thorough investigation was conducted into these allegations and in the end it was determined that Mr. Bronaugh did not violate the board's harassment policy. The other allegations were found to be unsubstantiated.

"As a result, Mr. Bronaugh has completed mandatory training in regards to board policy, which sets forth a strong statement of Toledo Public School's commitment to a workplace free from harassment."

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