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UPDATE 10/28/13 @ 2 p.m.
BOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) -- Results of an investigation into the eligibly of a student-athlete at Ashland Fairview High School is not on the agenda for the Fairview Independent School District board meeting Monday night.
That investigation has already cost the principal, athletic director and head football coach their jobs
Fairview Superintendent William Music and KHSAA say the eligibility issue involves one athlete at the high school. Neither will say which sport the student participates in.
WSAZ has learned that the investigation involves the football program.
Head Football Coach Nate McPeek tells WSAZ.com he was asked to resign over the weekend and did so, effective at the end of the current season. Music confirms that he did resign.
Music also says Garry McPeek, the high school’s principal and athletic director has also resigned and was reassigned to a teaching position at the elementary school.
Music says Eric Hale has been named interim principal at the high school.
On Friday, results of the investigation by the district, that began last Monday, were turned over to the KHSAA.
A KHSSA spokesperson told WSAZ.com Monday afternoon they do not have timetable on issuing a ruling in the case.
As of 2 p.m. Monday, Music said had not heard from the KHSAA.
The School Board meets at 5:30.
The football team has a record of 8-1 this season.
In October 2012, an eligibility issue involving two football players ended up in Boyd County Circuit Court.
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