Ploeger was one of several current or former school district employees criticized in an investigation into the district’s response to the sex-crime allegations made against Gilkey-Meisegeier. That investigation, by Milwaukee attorney Samuel C. Hall Jr., found district leaders didn’t do enough to investigate the allegations.
The investigation found that “school-level and district-level administrators failed to recognize Title IX obligations” — a reference to the federal law against sex-based discrimination in schools.
That failure “resulted in insufficient investigations into serious allegations,” Hall writes in his report, released on Jan. 6. “Investigative practices were poor, with limited interviews, lack of documentation, and an HR-centric approach that was not primarily focused on the students involved.”
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