The former Lafayette High School principal allegedly embezzled more than $500, court records show.
Kimberly Hollemon, 49, was indicted by a grand jury on one charge of embezzlement Wednesday in the Williamsburg-James City County Circuit Court.
Details in court records were slim Thursday morning, but the indictment states the embezzlement allegedly occurred between July 1, 2018 and April 1.
The indictment does not specify who or where the property or money came from, but Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools spokeswoman Eileen Cox said police were notified after the school division identified “spending irregularities” at the high school.
James City County Police told WYDaily in May that “an employee” was allegedly using the school-issued credit card for personal purchases.
Hollemon resigned from her position as principal of Lafayette High School on May 2, after the school placed her on administrative leave.
“Any questions about the subsequent investigation or charges need to be directed to the police department or Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office,” Cox said.
The division’s former math coordinator, Daniel Miani, is now principal at the high school.
This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
