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Loxley Elementary Teacher Was Found Guilty on Drug Charges in 2008

James Bullard, April 10, 2008

Historical court report, published from archived WKRG coverage.

A Loxley Elementary School math teacher was found guilty on drug charges in a Baldwin County courtroom in April 2008, according to an archived WKRG report.

WKRG reported that the Baldwin County Drug Task Force had searched the teacher’s Robertsdale home in December 2006 and found methamphetamine and marijuana. School-system officials said the superintendent would recommend that the School Board terminate the teacher’s contract.

The teacher had been on paid administrative leave after the arrest. This article reflects the conviction and school-system response reported at the time; it does not report later proceedings or employment outcomes.

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