The community in the city of Elkhart in Indiana was shocked after a recent case of child violence involving teacher Mike Hosinski, a high school teacher, who slapped a student.
The moment was captured by the security cameras of the educational center in northern Indiana, which when they were broadcast became a trend, mainly due to the violent behavior of the teacher.
The school district published said video, where the teacher appears grabbing the student by the backpack and pushing him against the wall in a threatening manner.
Moments later, the man stands in front of the student, pointing energetically at him before hitting him with his hand. The student then falls to the ground as the teacher tries to guide him down the hall. Here is the video of child violence:
The slap caused the student’s head to hit the wall and the student suffered visible injuries, the district said, as reported by NBC.
Why did Hosinski hit the student?
Baugo County Community School Superintendent Byron Sanders said the teacher confronted a student about a hoodie he was wearing.
The two argued in a hallway and Hosinski slapped the student in the face so hard that the student’s head hit the wall, he said.
In response, Hosinski has been banned from the school grounds.
“Any action that threatens to harm any student will be dealt with quickly, directly and severely. All Jimmies should be able to learn in a safe environment,” Sanders said.
Administrators contacted the Indiana Department of Children’s Services and the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office and both agencies are investigating the incident. School representatives also reported the incident to the Indiana Department of Education.
With information from Armando Hernández / La Opinion.
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