Cedar Hill ISD Superintendent Resigns

The superintendent of Cedar Hill ISD will resign due to medical concerns, according to a Friday statement from the district.

Superintendent Dr. Billy Snow was placed on paid administrative leave Monday while the district was investigating a possible violation of its "statement of values as expressed in (its) employee handbook."

However, in the more recent statement, the district said it discontinued its investigation after it learned of Snow's intention to resign.

The statement said Snow was undergoing treatment for a health issue and wished to remain private.

Thursday, Cedar Hill School Board president Michael Quildon said lawyers for the district were investigating a claim. Quildon said he could not provide additional information about the claim, but said it was not criminal in nature. Quildon added the claim did not involve financial misconduct or children.

Quildon said the allegation was brought to his attention last March 1.

In the interim, deputy superintendent Kellie Spencer will serve as superintendent.