Steve Webb named acting superintendent amid St. Helens School District abuse scandal

Portland, ORLocal News

The St. Helens School District is grappling with a significant crisis as Steve Webb has been named acting superintendent amid troubling allegations against three teachers. These teachers are currently under criminal investigation for sexual abuse, which has raised alarms within the community and among parents. The school board is set to vote on Webb's appointment, underscoring the urgency needed to address the fallout from these allegations. The district's leadership is pivotal in restoring trust and ensuring that students feel safe and supported during this tumultuous period.

Webb brings a wealth of experience that may be instrumental in guiding the district through these challenges. The board's decision reflects a commitment to transparency and accountability in the face of serious accusations. As the investigation continues, the community is closely watching how the board and Webb will manage the situation. The outcome of these events could have lasting implications for the school district's reputation and the well-being of its students.

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