Teacher Hurt Breaking Up Fight At SSS; Six Students Face Charges

SMITHFIELD, N.C. – Six Smithfield-Selma High School students are expected to face juvenile charges following two separate fights at the school this week, including one that left a teacher injured.

The most recent incident happened Sept. 23 when a school employee saw two students fighting in a hallway and attempted to break up the altercation.

The teacher suffered a shoulder injury while intervening.

The employee declined EMS treatment at the school but told police they planned to seek treatment from their doctor.

Both students involved in the hallway fight are expected to face juvenile petitions.

A day earlier, on Sept. 22, four other Smithfield-Selma High students were involved in a separate fight inside a school bathroom.

No injuries were reported in that incident.

All four students are expected to face juvenile petitions.

Johnston County Public Schools can also take disciplinary action under school system policies.


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8 Comments

  1. Lol what do you expect, school is so bad they had to change the zones because no one wanted their kid going there ….

  2. What else do you expect when you raise a bunch of children to not respect authority. In a football game last Friday they had to stop it and clear the stadium because kids kept on getting into fights. We have a generations of Children who think the world revolves around them and that everything they do wrong will be excused under the guys of being “just children“.

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