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Principal Ran ‘Fight Club’ for Student Beatdowns

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May 6, 2026

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A former Arkansas principal of a school for children with autism pleaded guilty after orchestrating a disturbing “fight club,” directing 18 students to physically and verbally attack a 13-year-old boy while she encouraged the abuse. Surveillance footage and court records show she participated in the assault and that multiple staff members witnessed it but failed to intervene or report it. Despite the severity of the incident, she was sentenced to just 30 days in jail, along with probation, house arrest, and a lifetime ban from working with children.

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