TULELAKE, Calif. (AP) - A Northern California high school principal has resigned amid accusations that he shot at students with a BB gun during a school function.
The Herald and News reports (https://bit.ly/2qB5Td2 ) Tulelake High School Principal Dean Teig’s resignation letter was signed by district officials on Tuesday.
The district is investigating whether or not Teig shot at students with a BB gun at a park during a celebration for seniors. Teig is accused of leaving the celebration, changing his clothes and coming back with a BB gun after students doused him with water.
Cell phone video taken at the park shows Teig with a BB gun but does not show him shooting it.
Superintendent Vanessa Jones says no students were hit by a BB. She says the district is diligently investigating the claims.
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