Ohio School District’s Insurer Agrees to Pay $3.5 Million to Families Involved in a Sexual Harassment, Assault Case

The Springboro Community City School District’s insurer agreed to pay $3.5 million to families involved in a sexual harassment and assault case, according to records the districts released to The Enquirer on Monday.

The district settled with the families in June but refused to say how much money the victims’ families would receive. The district rejected a request from The Enquirer seeking public records detailing the settlement. The Enquirer filed a complaint in Ohio’s 12th District Court of Appeals in July and was given records outlining the settlement payments this week.

The settlement separates 32 payments of $109,375. After attorneys fees, each child is receiving $71,576.05. That money cannot be released to the child until they are 18.

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