Paris, Tenn.–Former Paris Special Schools District employee Allyson Palmer has been indicted on three charges involving theft from the school district. Palmer was indicted during Tuesday’s Henry County Grand Jury session.
She is charged with three counts: theft of property, fraudulent use of a credit card and official misconduct.
Palmer was employed as the Early Learning Coordinator for PSSD and the indictment states the thefts occurred between July 1, 2017 and June 15, 2022. The counts involve cash and property valued at $2,500 or more but less than $10,000.
She is charged with using a credit card issued to the PSSD for personal purchases not authorized by the district. She also is charged with knowingly using the district-issued Walmart credit card “to make unauthoried purchases for personal use” and with taking money from the W.G. Rhea School Parent-Teacher organization funds.