Jeffrey Sultanik was quoted in the Philly.com
article, "Montgomery County
Cheltenham monitor to get $900 per
day." Full text can be found in the
December 11, 2014, issue, but a synopsis is
below.
William Kiefer, the former superintendent hired to
"monitor" an embattled Cheltenham School District
Superintendent, started working Wednesday.
It was unclear how long Kiefer would serve or how many days he would work.
School board attorney Jeffrey Sultanik explained that since Kiefer was already collecting a public-employee pension, he could work only on an emergency basis until the end of the school year, which is June 30, 2015.
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