The district still employs him during the investigation. Officials from the school district have claimed that he has been placed in a different area where there will be no interaction with students.
The school system said this is standard practice when a teacher is accused of inappropriate behavior.
Dr. Dionne Hoskins-Brown, a district 2 school board member, was also interviewed by WTOC. She stated, “I think it’s essential because it puts the children and their families first.”
Removing people who come into contact with children while their rights are upheld and reassigning them shows that we respect their right to a thorough investigation.
The Georgia accreditation of the middle school teacher reveals no disciplinary history.
The situation has been informed to the parents, and according to Hoskins-Brown, the SPD and Board of Education Police are looking into it.