Two former Westchester school officials admit to stealing from district
Westchester DA says two officials plead guilty to taking funds from local school district
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Two former officials at a Westchester school for at-risk students admit they stole school district money for personal luxury items.
The Westchester D.A. says 56-year-old Oliver Levy and 49-year-old Surandra Kumar pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny.
Levy was the superintendent at the Greenburgh-Graham Union Free School District.
Kurman was the district’s security system specialist
Prosecutors say the pair spent over $50,000 on jewelry and designer handbags.
Both are expected to receive probation and must pay full restitution when they’re sentenced in September.
