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UPDATE: Georgia Teacher Viciously Assaulted By Deranged Ninth Grader Unable To Walk, Student Charged With Aggravated Battery (VIDEO)
A student attacks a teacher at Heritage High School in Conyers, Georgia. (
The ninth-grade girl who beat up her teacher has been charged by local authorities with aggravated battery. Sadly, the teacher cannot walk and faces a long road to recovery thanks to the severe injuries inflicted by her crazed student.
The Gateway Pundit previously reported on the violent assault at Heritage High School in Conyers, Georgia. Two videos showcase the full assault in horrifying detail.
The first video shows the pupil getting up in her teacher’s face in the classroom and then slapping her. The second clip shows the student assaulting her teacher so badly that the teacher was screaming that she had a broken leg at the end of the video.
Part One:
Public School teacher does her best to keep her composure while being assaulted by a Student… pic.twitter.com/mYpyhezBQG
— Fight Haven (@FightHaven) January 28, 2023
Part Two:
Part 2 pic.twitter.com/xwiOAKpN5A
— Fight Haven (@FightHaven) January 28, 2023
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help the teacher pay her medical bills.
Here is the story from The Atlanta Journal Constitution:
A ninth grader at Heritage High School was charged with aggravated battery after an attack on a teacher left the educator with serious injuries, the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday.
The student, whose name was not released, was taken to a regional youth detention center after the incident last week. The school district, citing privacy laws, did not confirm the student’s status.
“Rockdale County Public Schools is investigating an incident where a student allegedly attacked a teacher during class last week at Heritage High School,” the district said in an emailed statement. “RCPS does not tolerate student violence towards any staff members. Students who harm other students or staff will be disciplined according to our Student Discipline Code of Conduct and will be appropriately charged by law enforcement. We will adhere to personnel and student privacy laws in this matter.”
The Jan. 26 incident came two months after a Gwinnett County high school teacher was hit by a student in a separate incident at Discovery High School. Earlier this year, a 6-year-old shot his teacher at a Virginia elementary school, according to investigators.
In the latest incident, cell phone video of the incident posted on social media appeared to show the student throwing the teacher to the ground and repeatedly striking her. The student was then pulled off the teacher, the video shows.
The teacher did not strike the student, a sheriff’s office spokeswoman said.
The school system did not identify the teacher, whose friend who created a GoFundMe page to help with medical costs.
“She is currently hospitalized with knee and leg injuries and is unable to walk,” the GoFundMe page states. “She will not be returning to work anytime soon, and she will require extensive rehabilitation and therapy.”
The injured teacher is a classroom veteran who was filling in for another teacher, the friend said.
