This is how corrupt the NYC Department of Education has become...Black priviledge and a total disdain for ethics.

Ex-principal gets $187K DOE gig despite ‘pattern of dishonesty’

By 

Susan Edelman and 

 

Mary Kay Linge

August 20, 2022 12:21pm 

 Updated

The Department of Education transferred former high school principal Oneatha Swinton to a high paying administrative position following her insurance scam arrest.J.C. Rice

A city principal convicted of car insurance fraud kept her employment with the Department of Education – and even got a fat raise – despite what school investigators called her “pattern of dishonesty.”

The DOE gave Oneatha Swinton, the former acting principal of Port Richmond High school in Staten Island, a sweetheart deal to stay on despite the criminal rap along with findings that she improperly funneled $100,000 in school funds to a vendor, and “failed to safeguard” 600 DOE computers, printers and laptops which vanished under her watch.

Instead of terminating Swinton, 43, as recommended by the Special Commissioner of Investigation for city schools, the DOE gave her an unspecified place in its Office of Safety and Youth Development with a $187,000 salary plus health and pension benefits — $25,000 more than she made when arrested in 2018 for insurance fraud. Officials refused to give a title or description of her new gig.