Lamont Jackson says claims by two former employees are inaccurate.
It’s the first time we’ve heard from Lamont Jackson since his termination on August 30, when San Diego Unified School District released a summary of its investigation. “The allegation of inappropriate conduct with two former employees as found to be credible,” board president Shana Hazan announced in August.
Jackson released a statement to CBS 8 Monday afternoon, saying in part, “I take considerable exception to the claims which have been made against me… the information, including claims made available to the media, is hardly an accurate reflection of my interactions with these former employees. I am emphatic that the characterization of me is completely inaccurate.”
“It had my name and address on it, and then my name and address as the return address. And usually that’s not good,” said Donis Coronel, the executive director of the Administrators union.
Coronel said …