Central Unified board to discuss future surrounding superintendent

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Central Unified board members are expected to discuss the future of their superintendent position during a meeting Tuesday night.

Andrew Alvarado was placed on administrative leave after a felony domestic violence arrest in June.

Although prosecutors will not pursue charges, Alvarado is still facing a misdemeanor case for alleged "contracting" violations.

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His defense attorney says the school district should let him return to work, but the district still has him on paid leave.

The district won't comment beyond that, saying it's a confidential personnel matter.

Any decision about Alvarado's position will be made in closed session.

But the community can share public input at 7 p.m. at the Central East High School Performing Arts Center.