A former employee of Tomball ISD's tax department is facing charges of wire fraud. The individual is accused of taking a significant amount of money from the district.
The amount allegedly taken is nearly $1 million. The charges come after an investigation was conducted.
Further details about the case can be found in a letter sent to families and staff by Tomball ISD, which announced the charges against the former employee.
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