The former assistant principal of Elizabeth Avenue Elementary School was going to be fired had he not resigned on Dec. 8, according to the district schools Superintendent.
John Norton notified the district on Dec. 8 that he would be resigning his position for “personal reasons,” and sent in a letter stating the same on Dec. 9, district spokeswoman Mary Clark said. He was arrested later that day on charges of selling methamphetamine from his Bound Brook home, according to the N.J. State Police.
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