Teachers at New Summit School, the Jackson private school whose owner is accused of defrauding the state and federal government, did not receive checks on their May 31 payday, marking more than two weeks without pay.
Because of how most of the employees spread their paychecks, the school owes each of them anywhere from $7,000 to $10,000 for the work they’d completed by the end of May, according to three teachers.
