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Superintendent Robert Haley is out at San Dieguito Union High School District after less than three years.

NBC 7 was told the reason for Haley's departure is not related to anything illegal or improper. The San Dieguito Union High School District Board of Trustees issued a statement Tuesday afternoon, saying it "has approved a voluntary resignation agreement with Dr. Robert Haley, and his last day as superintendent is April 30, 2021. The board wishes Dr. Haley well." Haley is being compensated on his way out the door -- the district said he would receive a year's salary and that the district will "maintain his health and welfare benefits until April 30, 2022, or until he obtains benefit coverage e...

Superintendent Robert Haley resigns from San Dieguito school district Print Superintendent Robert Haley is out at San Dieguito Union High School District after less than three years. At a special meeting held on April 27, SDUHSD Board President Mo Muir said they have accepted Haley’s voluntary resignation as of April 30. Per the terms of the agreement, Haley will be paid 12 months of his salary, $270,746, and health and wellness benefits through April, 30 2022 or until he obtains benefit coverage elsewhere. Another special meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 29 at 4 p.m. as the...

Henry Robert Haley gained his heavenly home on April 22, 2021.  Henry was born July 13, 1945, to Raymond and Caroline (Stockhowe) Haley.  Henry Bob was an active member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church  and walked in faith with his Saviour Jesus Christ. Henry Bob was a graduate of Carmi Township High School and Eastern Illinois University.  He was proud to answer the call to serve his country in the U.S. Army and was a Vietnam Veteran. Upon his return to civilian life, Henry joined the family business and worked as an operator and owner of Raymond Haley Well Service. Henry Bob started ...

Print San Dieguito Union High School students were able to return to school in-person four days a week on April 12. After spending the majority of the school year in distance learning, the district started with just one day back on March 16 and expanded to two days the following week. After spring break, students were able to opt to return to school four days a week in-person or remain in distance learning. With the expanded reopening, students have gradually been returning to school—more students have returned in the northern communities of the district than the southern part. According to...