The state disciplinary hearing for former Cedar Rapids Washington teacher and football coach Tony Lombardi has been delayed to December, the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners announced Tuesday.

Lombardi has been charged with four counts of unethical behavior by the BoEE during his years at Washington. Lombardi has resigned all his positions at Washington and is currently living in West Des Moines with his family. He is no longer a teacher or coach at an Iowa school.

The hearing had been scheduled for Sept. 23 and 24 in Des Moines before Administrative Law Judge John Priester. The attorney for the state requested a continuance of the hearing date and Lombardi's attorney did not object.

The hearing is now scheduled to begin on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at 9 a.m. at the Wallace State Officie Building in Des Moines. The hearing will continue Dec. 4 and 5, if required.