Father Walter E. Jenkins, president of Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, is leaving his job in the wake of an alleged hazing scandal involving the school's storied football program.
Father Walter E. Jenkins, who was hired last year, is stepping down from the school at the end of the winter break, school spokeswoman Allison Bergeron said Saturday. She said he was not fired.
His departure follows weeks of controversy over a lawsuit filed in late November, filed by the parents of a former football player. The complaint accused Mater Dei and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange of trying to cover up a
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