The superintendent of Monroe School District, Justin Blasko, has announced he will resign following a series of accusations of creating a toxic workplace. The School Board approved the separation agreement, agreeing to pay $396,000 for his resignation.
. The Monroe School Board approved the separation agreement, agreeing to pay $396,000 to Blasko for his resignation.
Blasko was originally put on paid leave in December 2021 when several employees claimed that he used inappropriate language, bullied staff, and had multiple “sexist outbursts.” “As publicly elected school board directors, we must protect the district and the taxpayers’ interests. As such, we want our community to understand that after much consultation with legal representation, we believe the separation agreement with Dr. Blasko was the best option for the district as a whole,” Krache said.
The decision to have a settlement was made because all the other options were determined to be worse. The district felt that returning Blasko to his post after the investigation was wrong, that risking litigation would take more time and resources, and paying out his $250,000 salary for three years would be too expensive.
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