Arturo Rodriguez, 34, former teacher at La Joya High School, La Joya ISD, La Joya, Texas, "improper relation with a student" Former La Joya ISD teacher accused of improper relationship with student On Thursday, 34-year-old Arturo Rodriguez went before a La Joya municipal judge, who formally charged him with one count of improper relation between a student and educator, said La Joya ISD Police Chief Raul Rodriguez. On Thursday afternoon, Rodriguez was released from the Hidalgo County Jail after posting a $30,000 bond, court records show. Rodriguez had been employed at La Joya High School. Continue reading... http://www.themonitor.com/news/loca...cle_d6ddfb02-f8ec-11e3-8e7c-0017a43b2370.html Four La Joya ISD teachers busted on sex charges in 2014: Jesus Javier Garza Jr., Mission, Texas (arrested Feb 2014) [child porn] Jorge Alberto Gonzalez, La Joya, Texas (arrested Nov 2014) Ricardo Garcia Melendez, La Joya, Texas (arrested Sept 2014) [rape of drunk woman at party] Arturo Rodriguez, La Joya, Texas (arrested June 2014) Other La Joya ISD teachers & staff with recent issues: Raul Garcia, La Joya, Texas (arrested Nov 2013) [DUI, cocaine, weapons] Ruperto Salinas Villalon, Mission, Texas (arrested Jan 2013) Nine La Joya teachers & staff indicted in March, 2010, in a case involving timesheet fraud at Juarez-Lincoln High School, La Joya ISD, La Joya, Texas: Juan C. Flores, assessment coordinator Dario Garcia III, history teacher Dora Linda Garcia, secretary to the principal Jimmy Portillo Gonzalez, former principal Jorge Alberto Gonzalez, teacher of English as a second language Jose Pena, history teacher Marco Balthasar Ramirez, former school district employee Xavier Ramirez, assistant principal Mark Anthony Villalon, health and physical education teacher Tags:
School district police arrest ex-teacher On Thursday, 34-year-old Arturo Rodriguez went before a La Joya municipal judge, who formally charged him with one count of improper relation between a student and educator, La Joya ISD Police Chief Raul Rodriguez said. On Thursday afternoon, Rodriguez was released from the Hidalgo County Jail after posting a $30,000 bond, court records show. Rodriguez had been employed at La Joya High School. Continue reading... http://www.brownsvilleherald.com/news/local/article_f9f678d6-f9b8-11e3-9f4a-001a4bcf6878.html
