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Cafeteria worker pleads guilty to stealing $90,000 from student accounts

Kathleen E. Smith said she diverted at least $100 a day from the accounts of students at Keystone Oaks High School near Pittsburgh to help pay her bills.

PITTSBURGH —A Carnegie woman who worked in the Keystone Oaks High School cafeteria pleaded guilty today to stealing more than $90,000 from student accounts, court records show.

Kathleen E. Smith, 55, of Carnegie, who worked for a company that managed the cafeteria, pleaded guilty to a felony theft charge.

In exchange for the plea, three felonies, including two theft charges and unlawful use of a computer, were withdrawn, as was a misdemeanor count of tampering with records, online court records show.

She will be sentenced March 12 before Judge Anthony M. Mariani.

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