Bruce MacBain has been a principal in Moravia since 2000.
Months after a Moravia Central School District principal was suddenly placed on administrative leave under unclear circumstances, he is set to retire from the district.
The district's board of education on Monday approved the resignation of Bruce MacBain, the district's sixth- through 12th-grade principal, for retirement purposes effective June 30. The action took place at a special meeting Monday, according to a meeting agenda and minutes on the district's website. The district's clerk confirmed via email Tuesday that the resolution passed unanimously.
The board also accepted a resolution approving an agreement between the district and MacBain, but the agenda did not provide further details, and the district has not responded to a request for a copy of the agreement.
The board also approved a resolution amending the 2020-21 budget and increasing two separate district appropriations in the amount of $73,490.44 and $73,490.43, to be funded through a $146,980.87 appropriation out of the Employee Benefit Accrued Liability Reserve, the agenda said. It was not clear if and how that resolution was related to MacBain's situation.
The district clerk said both the agreement with MacBain and the budget amendment passed unanimously, as well.
The district announced in March that MacBain was placed on administrative leave, but District Superintendent John Birmingham did not provide further information, citing personnel privacy concerns.
MacBain has been a principal in the district since 2000. He declined to discuss the situation in March, but he addressed it in April through a public post on his Facebook page.
MacBain said at the time that he was informed on March 11 that he would be going on leave and there were various allegations against him, but said the district wouldn't tell him what the complaints were until they were investigated. He said he didn't know what the specific allegations against him were, but "I can assure you I have done nothing immoral," adding that he was eager to go back to work and hadn't received any disciplinary actions. Birmingham has been serving as the interim principal for Moravia's sixth- through 12-grades ever since MacBain went on leave.
Neither Birmingham nor MacBain were immediately available for comment on Tuesday afternoon.
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