The recent arrest of a teacher at George Lincoln Mosher Elementary School has caused concern and raised questions about the safety of the school environment.
The Stockton Police Department reported that Michelle Johnson, a 52-year-old teacher, was arrested on Friday afternoon for being intoxicated and in possession of an open container of alcohol on the school campus. While the Lodi Unified School District confirmed that a Mosher elementary staff member had been removed from campus due to safety concerns, it did not disclose whether it was Johnson or not.
The incident has prompted the district to emphasize its commitment to ensuring the safety of students and staff. In a statement to KCRA 3, the district confirmed that it is cooperating with the Stockton police to investigate the matter. The district’s statement highlights its priorities and values, with a focus on the welfare of the school community.
The incident at George Lincoln Mosher Elementary School underscores the importance of maintaining a safe and secure school environment, and the need for measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. We will keep you updated as if any more information comes out about this.
