ANGOLA — A hearing in a civil suit filed by the superintendent of the Metropolitan School District of Steuben County against the district and the school board will be held Wednesday in Steuben Superior Court.
The case, according to KPC media, was filed in March and claims breach of contract. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., Steuben Superior Court Judge William Fee will rule on MSD’s motion for judgement. The district and school board contend that the 2012 contract agreed to between Wilson and MSD “contains unlawful provisions,” say court documents. In addition, the board claims “board members cannot be sued in their official capacities.”
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