Video: Elementary school principal drags special needs student through hallway, gets fired

This is not a recent incident though it’s been under investigation since then and it has ended up leading to the firing of the principal of the school.

An elementary school principal in Tennessee got fired last Thursday after she was charged for an incident that happened in 2019.

In a video from 2019 obtained by WSMV from police, Walter Hill Elementary principal Helen Campbell and special education teacher Bonnie Marlar can be seen dragging a 10-year-old student by his feet through the school, injuring his head.

On Thursday, at a Rutherford County School Board meeting, new images from the incident were shown. The board took a vote and decided to terminate Campbell.

While the board meeting was going on, one of the district’s special needs student administrators said she did not see any behavior by the student that would constitute Campbell’s actions.

“Dragging the student from the front to the back of the building to the common room, almost two football fields, is not a CPI [Crisis Prevention Intervention] technique and is not proper restraint,” an administrator said.

Campbell was reportedly terminated and charged with child abuse and tampering with evidence. It is not yet clear if Markar, the special education teacher involved in the incident is facing punishment.

 

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