Bingelli’s resignation in Plano comes just days after
BPS and the software contractor
announced settlement encompassing the scandal.
Binggeli’s resignation also coincided with another surprise resignation by Plano School District board member Greg Myer. A spokesperson for the Plano School District told the
Dallas Morning News that “the only thing [the resignations had] in common is the timing.”
Binggeli’s termination agreement from the Plano School District discharges him from “… any and all claims, actions and causes of action of any nature whatsoever related to Binggeli’s employment with District…”
The agreement defines claims as ” …. any and all theories or recovery of whatsoever nature which each Party may have asserted, or could have asserted, against the other Party, regarding any issues related to Binggeli’s employment with District, whether known or now unknown ….”
Despite announcing a resignation in the middle of the school year, the Plano School District will pay Binggeli $307,000 in accrued vacation time plus nine months salary,
CBSDFW reported.
