A California school district has released a video that reportedly shows a now-former principal shoving an elementary school student with special needs.
FRESNO, Calif. - School district officials released a video that reportedly shows a now-former principal shoving an elementary school student with special needs.
In a press conference Thursday, Superintendent Bob Nelson said that on the morning of June 7, Vollhardt joined a small group of students in the cafeteria. The video reportedly shows Vollhardt and two other adults speaking to that student. The student could be seen pointing at Vollhardt and stepping close to him. The student steps up to Vollhardt a second time and he can be seen forcefully shoving the student’s chest, causing the student to fall backward.
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