More changes are coming at Pittsfield High School, as another leader said they plan to resign.

High school Principal Maggie Harrington-Esko said in a letter to students and families that she is stepping down at the end of the school year.

Harrington-Esko said she has spent the last 18 years with the school, and that this is a decision she has come to on her own.

NewsChannel 13 has closely reported on Pittsfield schools in recent months, as it has been in the spotlight of a number of recent scandals.

Several other administrators were put on paid administrative leave for allegations of drug trafficking and misconduct.

Harrington-Esko has not been accused of any wrongdoing.

As NewsChannel 13 reported back in February, Pittsfield Superintendent Joseph Curtis is also stepping down in June.