The former principal of Hugo Elementary had his administrator’s license revoked late last year for sexually harassing a teacher and making offensive comments about staff and students at his school.
Jason Healy, 49, resigned from White Bear Lake Area Schools in January 2020.
According to Minnesota Board of School Administrators records, Healy sexually harassed a teacher under his supervision by offering to “deviate from school policies” if the teacher would join him at his house. He also allowed the teacher to leave work early to socialize with him, the records said.
The board also found Healy “made racist, sexist and homophobic comments” to the same teacher about students and other employees at the school.
The revocation order did not go into detail about the allegations.
Healy did not respond to the board when it notified him of the allegations. They stripped him of his license in November, citing violations of three sections of the school administrators code of ethics.
Healy did not return a phone message left by the Pioneer Press.
The White Bear Lake Area district said Healy’s personnel file contains no disciplinary records, and there was no separation agreement when he resigned.
Healy joined the district as a teacher in 1997 and became a principal in 2016.