A teacher is accused of hitting a middle school student in Glendale.
A disturbing audio recording captured the aftermath of an alleged assault at Woodrow Wilson Middle School in Glendale , where a teacher allegedly hit a student and locked him in the classroom afterward.The recording, obtained by a seventh grader, captures part of the interaction; the student who was allegedly struck saying "you can’t hit me," followed by the teacher saying "yes I can.
"Edit was already on her way to school when she was told by staff that her son was being kept in the classroom against his will.By the time she arrived, he had been let out, escorted by a school official. The child said he got in trouble for eating in class, which, his parents say, they do not condone. But they emphasized that the teacher's response was disproportionate.
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