Holeman said Jewell, the principal, relied on 'uncorroborated, non-supported, hearsay by unproduced witnesses.' Also, a psychiatric evaluation determined he was fit for work. The arbitrator's decision noted that Holeman's blood test found no evidence of steroids, which were suspected by district administrators. He also said the charges about his behavior were without merit.Ĭrime: Brookdale student arraigned in murder of Brick man found in Shark River Park He said the investigation failed to find additional witnesses or corroborate statements. 31 was $93,329.Īccording to the arbitrator's decision, Holeman argued that he was never given an adequate opportunity to respond to the allegations or speak with colleagues or administrators about the issues raised. According to Data Universe, Holeman's salary as of Dec. Zazzali, immediately responded to requests for comment. Neither Holeman nor his attorney, James R. Superintendent Charles Sampson stated that Holeman does not respect authority and 'exhibits narcissism in the extreme,' according to the arbitrator's decision. School administrators said they discovered through Holeman's email that he discussed confidential student information with his wife and a former student. He admitted to using school email for his private business, according to the arbitrator's decision.įreehold Regional Education Association President Deborah Gates-Kane testified that she witnessed Holeman threaten Freehold High School Principal Linda Jewell, telling her: 'You better sleep with one eye open.' Holeman denied the accusation.

Holeman denied using school time or facilities for his private practice and denied taking fees from current district students. Holeman also allegedly 'solicited' students for private counseling by using confidential administration lists of students who were withdrawing from school. School administrators also allege Holeman used school email for his private counseling practice and accepted pay for counseling current students, which is against Board of Education policy.Ĭelebrity sighting: Springsteen spotted at Freehold Memorial Day Parade Among the charges, Freehold administrators said Holeman told a distraught student that his girlfriend was a 'slut' and recommended the student read a profanity-filled self-help book titled '(Expletive) Feelings: One Shrink's Practical Advice for Managing All Life's Impossible Problems.' He also allegedly told the student he would '(expletive) 40 girls' once in college.

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