A member of the Board of Trustees at the College Achieve Paterson Charter School has been suspended for 30 days for allegedly violating the School Ethics Act, according to state records.
Paterson charter school principal Henry McNair was investigated for touching girl’s lip at Newark Prep
Henry McNair, controversial principal of the College Achieve Paterson Charter School, was investigated by the New Jersey Department of Children Protection and Permanency (DCPP) after touching the lip of a female student at the Newark Prep Charter School.
Trenton fired Paterson charter school principal Henry McNair for offensive Facebook posts
Henry McNair, the controversial principal of the College Achieve Paterson Charter School, was terminated from a $142,400 job at the Trenton Public Schools for offensive posts on his social media page, according to documents obtained by the Paterson Times.
Paterson charter school principal Henry McNair accused of groping woman 20 times at defunct Newark Prep
Henry McNair, the principal of College Achieve Paterson Charter School, is accused of groping a woman on 20 occasions while running the defunct Newark Prep Charter School, according to a lawsuit filed in New Jersey Superior Court.
State closed his school for poor performance. Now, he is running Paterson College Achieve Charter School.
The New Jersey Department of Education closed his charter school in Newark for poor academic performance less than two years ago, now Henry McNair is running the Paterson College Achieve Charter School.
Paterson College Achieve Charter gets approval to create space for more than 700 students
The Paterson College Achieve Charter has received municipal approval to create space for 720 students at its Market Street campus, according to government records.
80-percent of College Achieve Paterson Charter School students failed PARCC math
The College Achieve Paterson Charter School claimed it is a “high-performing” school while touting a waitlist of several hundred students in September. When questions, school officials could not back up their claim and refused to provide standardized exam scores.