Kennett High School teacher Andy Shaw exits Conway's Circuit Court room on Tuesday after a plea hearing. He was represented by attorney Don Ekberg (right). (BRETT GUERRINGUE PHOTO)
Kennett High School teacher Andy Shaw exits Conway's Circuit Court room on Tuesday after a plea hearing. He was represented by attorney Don Ekberg (right). (BRETT GUERRINGUE PHOTO)
CONWAY — Kennett High School teacher Andy Shaw, who was convicted of disorderly conduct last week in Conway’s Circuit Court, had his teaching certification suspended by the New Hampshire Commissioner of Education, but that suspension was to run concurrently with a suspension that was imposed by the school board and which has already expired.
Shaw pleaded nolo contendere to a violation level charge of disorderly conduct after originally being charged in November 2018 of hosting an underage drinking party at his home for students.
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