"It's one of those decisions you have to make," explained McGonegal, who says he feels badly. "We don't have the resources to allow people to stay on and not do their role with the district. We need everybody to be pulling their weight."

Singer told FOX 13 he thinks it's unfair the school board wants to terminate him. He says he thinks the school district needs a specific policy in place to directly address employees who have sleep apnea.

Singer believes his medical condition developed as a result to taking care of his aging parents.