Upstate teacher arrested

NIGEL. PEYTON. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. Now a former teacher is facing charges in Greenwood County. Deputies say she is accused of unlawful conduct toward a child. Investigators say they arrested Julie Gilbert. Deputies say they were asked to investigate an incident last month. THEY SAY AUTHORITIES reviewed a video that showed GILBERT violently pushing and pulling a student with special needs. According to deputies, this led to an extensive review of the classroom video and charges against Gilbert School District 50

Police arrested a Greenwood County, South Carolina, teacher’s aide for unlawful conduct toward a child, officials say

A Greenwood County teacher’s assistant has been arrested for unlawful neglect of a child, officials said. On April 30, officers were directed by a Lakeview Elementary School employee to investigate an incident from the previous day. Officers viewed the video and determined that an assistant teacher was violently pushing, pulling and dragging a student into a special needs classroom. More news: Child pulled from father’s burning car in Upstate after kidnapping, chase on I-85 and crash, Greenwood School District 50 official says was notified by the Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday that the Teacher’s aide Julie Gilbert was arrested and charged by law enforcement. The Greenwood School District said, “Ms. Gilbert is no longer employed by our school district. Please understand that this matter remains a concern. The ongoing investigation is ongoing and our school district cannot comment further on personnel matters. Our school district is fully cooperating with law enforcement in the investigation of this matter. Over the past week, officials reviewed classroom footage and identified multiple incidents involving the same teacher’s assistant and four different students. Early Wednesday morning, Gilbert was charged with four counts of unlawful conduct toward a child.

GREENWOOD, S.C. –

A Greenwood County teacher’s assistant has been arrested for unlawful neglect of a child, officials said.

On April 30, officers were directed by a Lakeview Elementary School employee to investigate an incident from the previous day. Officers viewed the video and determined that a teacher’s assistant was violently pushing, pulling and dragging a student into a special needs classroom.

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Greenwood School District 50 was notified by the Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday that teacher’s assistant Julie Gilbert was arrested and charged by law enforcement.

The Greenwood School District said, “Ms. Gilbert is no longer employed by our school district. Please understand that this matter remains an ongoing investigation and our district cannot comment further on personnel matters. Our school district is cooperating fully with law enforcement authorities as they investigate this matter.

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Over the past week, officers reviewed classroom footage and found multiple incidents involving the same teacher’s aide and four different students.

Early Wednesday morning, Gilbert was charged with four counts of unlawful conduct toward a child.

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