A former elementary school principal in New York was sentenced to 63 years in prison for sexually abusing 21 students over several years
A former elementary school principal was sentenced Wednesday to 63 years in prison for sexually abusing 21 students over several years.
Kirk Ashton, 52, was the top administrator at Northwood Elementary School in Hilton from 2004 to April 2021. District Attorney Sandra Doorley said that between 2014 and last year Ashton targeted young boys who needed extra support and “groomed and abused” them in his office. Parents of several victims spoke at the sentencing, some describing their children’s mental anguish while living with a secret they kept for years.
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