Incident at Celina High School
A Celina High School special education teacher’s aide was arrested Tuesday after being accused of being intoxicated while at work, Celina police said in a written statement.
Micheale Clark, 46, was arrested and booked into the Collin County jail, where she is facing a charge of endangering a disabled individual, according to police.
Background of the Incident
Clark’s arrest marks the fourth incident in recent weeks in which a Celina ISD employee has been the subject of criminal charges or faced allegations of improper behavior.
According to the police statement, officers responded to a call regarding a Celina ISD special education teaching aide who appeared to be “impaired.”
Investigation and Charges
After their initial investigation, police took Clark into custody.
It was not clear if bail had been set in the case or if Clark was still in custody as of Tuesday night.
The case will be referred to the Collin County district attorney’s office, the statement said. It was not immediately clear if Clark had an attorney.
Response from Celina ISD
Officials with Celina ISD said in a statement that Clark was “promptly placed on administrative leave” following the incident, which will remain as the investigation continues.
No other details about the incident were immediately available.
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Conclusion
The incident at Celina High School highlights the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of students, particularly those with special needs. The school district’s prompt response to the situation and the police investigation will help to determine the facts of the case and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
FAQs
Q: What is the name of the teacher’s aide who was arrested?
A: Micheale Clark, 46, was arrested and booked into the Collin County jail.
Q: What is the charge against Clark?
A: Clark is facing a charge of endangering a disabled individual.
Q: What is the status of Clark’s employment with Celina ISD?
A: Clark was “promptly placed on administrative leave” following the incident, which will remain as the investigation continues.
Q: Where can I find more information about the incident?
A: You can find more information about the incident by reading the crime and public safety news from your local news sources.
