Green Bay superintendent put on paid leave after comments caught on live mic

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The Green Bay Area Public School District superintendent has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation of comments he made on a radio show last week, the district board announced Tuesday.

Superintendent Claude Tiller was visiting Atlanta to recruit teachers from local colleges when he appeared on a local radio show.

He is said to have been caught on a live mic during commercial breaks disparaging a subordinate, teachers and area businesses. The comments were included in an online stream that has since been taken down.

Read more from Wisconsin Public Radio.

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