Former Loudoun schools chief guilty of retaliating against teacher

Former Loudoun superintendent found guilty of retaliatory firing of teacher

A Loudoun County jury found former superintendent Scott Ziegler guilty of unlawfully discharging a teacher who reported being repeatedly groped by a student.

Former Loudoun County Superintendent Scott Ziegler convicted of special ed. teacher's retaliatory firing

The former school's superintendent of Loudoun County, Virginia, was found guilty Friday for the retaliatory firing of a special education school teacher, a misdemeanor charge related to a larger scandal that engulfed the district over how it handled a pair of sexual assaults.  Scott Ziegler was found not guilty of a lesser charge, punishing an employee for attending court. He faces up to a year in jail and is scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 4.  "…

Former LCPS superintendent found guilty on 1 of 2 misdemeanor charges

Former Loudoun County superintendent Scott Ziegler was found guilty of a class one misdemeanor for the retaliatory firing of a school teacher. FOX 5's Tisha Lewis spoke to Virginia's attorney general about the case.

Former Loudoun schools chief guilty of retaliating against teacher

Scott Ziegler fired a teacher after she made public allegations school officials failed to stop a student from inappropriately touching her.

Former Loudoun County Superintendent Found Guilty Of Unlawfully Firing Teacher After Grand Jury Testimony

A trial against former Loudon County Superintendent Scott Ziegler reached its verdict Friday and found him to be guilty of unlawfully firing a teacher, according to ABC 7 News.

Ex-Loudoun Superintendent Found Guilty of Retaliating against Teacher Who Spoke Out about Sex Assault

Scott Ziegler wrongfully terminated a teacher who had informed investigators about a sexual assault that happened in her classroom, the jury concluded.