Fay Tolley Smith

Thanks to Fay T. Smith, Public Affairs Director, Pasco Schools (nilson@pasco.wednet.edu) for this brief.

Art of Music Scholarship Gala, Fay Tolley Smith, Public Affairs Director, Pasco School District, 1215 West Lewis Street, Pasco WA 99301; 509-546-2807; fsmith@pasco.wednet.edu

Fay Tolley Smith, spokeswoman for the Pasco School District, said Deborah Davila had been placed on administrative leave with pay.
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"At this point, everything is in the hands of investigators and we are not part of that," Smith said, adding that she was not aware of school officials being contacted by the FBI.

Pasco School District spokeswoman Fay Smith agreed.

"Educators were finding that after 30 years, they would be working without reaping any additional retirement benefit.We were losing them," Smith said.

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The other is a special education teacher who will reach the 1,500-hour limit, said Fay Smith, district spokeswoman.

No information was available Friday from the Kennewick School District about its recently retired/rehired employees.

The Benton PUD has one recent returnee from retirement.

That same day, Deborah Davila was placed on paid leave, pending resolution of the matter, said Fay Smith, a spokeswoman for the district.
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"It was a huge shock," Smith said.

That same day, Deborah Davila was placed on paid leave, pending resolution of the matter, said Fay Smith, a spokeswoman for the district.
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"It was a huge shock," Smith said.

Rodre'on was well-liked at Pasco High by students and staff, said school district spokeswoman Fay Smith.

"He was a young man who always had a grin on his face and would come up and greet you and shake your hand," said Smith, quoting Principal John Morgan.
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Counselors will be at the high school today to talk with students and staff, Smith said.

But, no matter how many days we have to make up for the weather, we must hold school 180 days in a school year," said Fay Tolley Smith, district spokeswoman.

There's been no discussion about potential days for the second snow day yet.

The district must walk through a long planning process before opening a new school, said Fay Tolley Smith, district spokeswoman.

"A minimum would probably be another four years," she said of how long it would take to open a new high school.