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October 10, 2012 News » Wake County

Former workers say Wake schools superintendent Tata led by intimidation

by Will Huntsberry @willhuntsberry

Some school board members and former administrators allege that former Wake superintendent Tony Tata created a "culture of fear" in the central office. His generous public persona, which earned him wide popularity, contrasted with his threatening private demeanor in the workplace, they…

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