Former Seeworth Academy superintendent charged with financial crimes

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The former superintendent of a closed Oklahoma City charter school, Justice Alma Wilson Seeworth Academy, has been charged with embezzling school funds.

Janet Grigg, 76, was charged in Oklahoma County District Court on Tuesday with embezzlement of public money and of public property, as first reported by the online news outlet NonDoc.

Grigg, of Sentinel, is accused of stealing $250,000 in taxpayer dollars along with an SUV and computers belonging to the school. An attorney representing Grigg declined to comment.

Seeworth Academy, 12600 N Kelley, served students with academic and behavioral struggles from 1998 until it closed June 30, 2019.

Read more on The Oklahoman.

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