Director of Florida accused after an alcohol -filled party 100 teenagers thrown into her house: police

According to the authorities, the headmaster of the Primary School in Florida, who once won the award of the teacher of the year, was arrested on Friday after a noisy home party, at which allegedly fallen alcohol took place in her house.

The headmaster of the Roosevelt Primary School Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan and another teacher, Karly Anderson, who works at the same school, were accused of days after Wild Bash on January 19, the police Cocoa Beach.

At least some young partners drank alcohol they got from the refrigerators at home, and one young man even suffered a medical accident related to drinking, WJXT reported.

When EMS first reached the place to treat sick teenagers, 47-year-old Hill-Brodigan, allegedly turned off all external lights and ran to her home, the police said.

The first respondents were forced to use auxiliary lighting on their vehicles to help children.

Meanwhile, another teenager was arrested for driving under the influence near the house, according to the police.

Anderson, a 45-year-old third class teacher, turned to the authorities and told officers that she was a teacher and is at a party, WJXT informed, citing the police.

Both teachers have been on administrative leave for now, said Brevard Public Schools.

“We are very concerned about these accusations and fully cooperates with the Police Department of the Cocoa beach. Our commitment to student safety remains our highest priority, “said the district.

Hill-Brodigan and Anderson were accused of neglecting a child and contributing to a minor crime, Florida announced today. The director was also accused of violating the alcohol regulations in the Open House party.

Both were released after the publication of Bond, the newspaper informed.

Hill-Brodigan began as a director at Roosevelt Elementary School in May last year after work in the district for the last 23 years. Earlier she was a teacher, and then took place in the pairs of primary schools as an assistant to the director, according to her biography.

During her career she was also awarded the teacher of the year.

“Students, families and employees are very close to my heart, I really like what I do,” wrote the school leader last year in a message to students and parents.