EAGLE, Idaho — An Eagle Hills Elementary School employee is no longer with the district following a social media investigation, the school’s principal said in a letter to families on Wednesday.
Principal Curtis Anderson said the school was informed Tuesday evening about a social media account reportedly linked to a staff member. An initial review indicated that the individual was not affiliated with the school.
However, Anderson noted that a more thorough investigation by the district’s Human Resources department revealed that the employee was using another name and was employed at Eagle Hills Elementary.
Anderson says the profile included a “concerning” video, which was reported to law enforcement.
“We are working closely with our Recruitment Office to fill this position quickly so that our students and community continue to receive the high-quality support they deserve for a successful school year,” Anderson wrote in the memo to parents.
