Special education teacher was charged after throwing a special needs autistic student to the ground causing a bloody nose.
Our first 90° day in 7 months expected today in Houston, heat index in triple digits the next few daysHunt underway for man who killed girlfriend, shot at deputy, and took patrol car for joyride in Houston Museum DistrictA special education teacher in Baytown has been arrested Monday for throwing a special needs autistic student to the ground causing a bloody nose, according to charging documents.
On April 18, the teacher’s aide in Morales’s classroom had stepped out for a bit when the incident occurred. When the aide returned, she saw the student had a bloody nose and was crying. The aide wanted to take the student to the nurse but according to court documents Morales said the student was fine.
The incident was reported to the school’s principal on May 1. An investigation began and school officials accessed video footage since the classroom is equipped with cameras. Former Cy-Fair ISD teacher pleads guilty after 5-year-old boy with special needs dragged by ankle over 100 feet
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