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Cheltenham may pay more than $266,000 to the superintendent who resigned amid football scandal

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Cheltenham may pay more than $266,000 to the superintendent who resigned amid football scandal

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Brian Scriven resigned Aug. 6, a week after Montgomery County prosecutors announced charges against four Cheltenham football coaches and six players in connection with two assaults on a teammate.

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