The student said he was tired of being told what to do.
reports the Charleston Police Department responded to an incident at Drayton Hall Elementary School on Tuesday.
She said she pulled an 11-year-old student out of class to clean up a mess he made in the boy’s bathroom. An argument then ensued with the student cursing at her, striking her in the face, and kicking her. According to the police report, the student told officers he did not make the mess in the boy’s bathroom, and he was tired of the assistant principal telling him what to do.
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