June 21, 2026 - 09:50

The Cazenovia Board of Education unanimously voted for the resignation of its Vice President on Saturday. This decision follows the arrest of Travis Longo, who is facing serious allegations related to inappropriate sexual messages. The board's swift action reflects a commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful environment for students and staff alike.
In a statement, board members expressed their concerns over the situation, emphasizing the importance of ethical leadership within the educational community. The decision to demand Longo's resignation was made during an emergency meeting, where members discussed the implications of the allegations on the board's integrity and public trust.
Community members have voiced their support for the board's decision, underscoring the need for accountability in positions of authority. As the investigation continues, the board aims to restore confidence and ensure that all students feel secure in their learning environment. The situation remains under scrutiny as further developments unfold.
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