More than half a million dollars was stolen from a private school to help fund the extravagant lifestyle of a former senior administrator, according to the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office.
Katherine Paprocka, 36, has been charged with 29 felonies in connection to the theft of $579,000 from private, non-profit Penn Christian Academy in East Norriton.
An investigation found that Paprocka used the stolen funds to pay for family vacations to London, New York and Florida; rental property payments; car rentals; clothing; restaurant meals, Amazon purchases; and payments for in-vitro fertilization medical treatments. The former administrator forged signatures and obtained credit cards in the names of multiple school employees and volunteers as part of her scheme to embezzle the money, according to the DA's office.
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