Former Saskatchewan principal who changed daughter's grades loses appeal

A former Saskatchewan principal whose teaching license was suspended after she was found guilty of changing her daughter’s grades has lost her appeal.
Kimberley Sautner, who was the principal of Wolseley High School from 2006 to 2014, had argued there was insufficient evidence for the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation to find her guilty of professional misconduct and said a six-month suspension of her teaching licence was “excessive.”
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