The former CEO of Urban Prep Academies says in new court documents that he was forced to resign in July because of a “fundamentally flawed investigation” into sexual misconduct allegations against him.
Urban Prep Founder and CEO Tim King, pictured in 2016, says in a new court filing that he was unfairly forced to resign.that specifically serves Black male teens — says in new court documents that he was forced to resign in July because of a “fundamentally flawed investigation” into sexual misconduct allegations against him.
disciplinary measures, including substantiating an allegation of sexual abuse against him, making him ineligible for rehire and prohibiting him from entering any CPS property. The Aug. 30 legal filing names the Chicago Board of Education, theAdvertisement “Tim has spent 30 years working with thousands of young men, has had no issues in doing so, other than these wild accusations levied against him by this individual who, respectfully, is a troubled young man,” DeVooght said.Urban Prep, which has campuses in Englewood, Bronzeville and the Loop, recently celebrated its 13th consecutive year of its entire senior class being accepted into a four-year college.
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