A nonprofit donated tickets for Boston students to attend the hit musical “Hamilton.” Some of the tickets went to school administrators' children.

Two Boston Public School administrators, Natasha Halfkenny and Coreen Miranda, used donated “Hamilton” tickets intended for students to take their sons, who were not Boston Public School students.

Both administrators paid $4,000 civil penalties for violating the state’s conflict of interest law by denying three students the opportunity to attend the show.

Coreen Miranda and her sons had already attended and enjoyed the same “Hamilton” performance a month prior to taking the tickets again for the March 1, 2023 show.

  • fpslem@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Miranda’s two sons and Halfkenny’s son, neither of whom were Boston Public School students

    This alone is kinda messed up. It’s easier to functionally steal from other students when your kids don’t even go to that school system.