Costs mount in case of teacher suspended in 2009 but still
getting paid   WILSON, NY - The Wilson Central School District
has been grappling with an issue for more than four years, which
has cost the district a huge amount of money, with no apparent
end in sight.  "This is really about a system which I submit is
broken and needs to be fixed," said Karl Kristoff, the attorney
for the school district.  In 2009, Wilson Central suspended a
teacher, and began termination proceedings.  Neither Kristoff
nor Superintendent of Schools Michael Wendt would identify the
employee by name, or remark on the nature of their alleged
conduct.  "The statute requires that the identity of the
individual involved as well as the nature of the conduct, not be
made public until such time as there is a decision," Kristoff
told WGRZ-TV.  We have confirmed though sources, however, that
the parents of a student expressed concerns about the teacher
contacting their daughter outside of school, and buying her
gifts. It made them uncomfortab